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Making Video Consent Forms and Release Forms (FREE Template)
Learn what a video consent form is, why you need one, what to include, and who needs to sign it with our guide.
Focus Groups vs. Interviews: How to Perform Successful Market Research
Learn all about focus groups vs. interviews, including which is best to use for your market research or research project.
How to Create a Documentary Pitch Deck (+ Examples)
Learn what needs to go into your documentary pitch deck to communicate with investors and secure funding. We’ve also provided some examples!
Best Voice Recorder Apps for iPhone
Looking for a free voice recorder app for iPhone? You’ll find the best voice recorder apps for iPhone users in this list.
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11+ Legal Tech Conferences to Attend in 2026
Legal tech conferences can introduce your firm to new, cutting-edge technology that will help you deliver better results at a faster pace. Let’s look at some important upcoming law events.
Legal Subscription Services Better Than ChatGPT Wrappers
Legal subscription services can’t just be ChatGPT in shiny wrappers; they need to truly understand and integrate with what attorneys need. Here’s our guide to the best.
The Police Shortage Crisis: Can AI Bridge The Blue Line?
Learn how AI tools are addressing the police officer shortage by helping with digital evidence management, law enforcement transcriptions, and more.
Cross-Examination: Questions That Control The Courtroom
In this guide, we explore the most effective cross-examination question types and share advanced techniques to help you command the courtroom with confidence.
42 Criminal Justice Statistics for the United States
The American criminal justice system is vast and ever-changing, with technology and reforms being introduced every day. Let’s look at some key criminal justice data.
58+ Chatbot Statistics That Demonstrate The Future of AI
The popularity of AI chatbots for businesses and beyond doesn’t seem to be slowing down. Let’s look at some statistics that cover the popularity, use cases, and future of AI chatbots.
60% of Americans Get Their Legal Knowledge From Media Consumption
A new survey reveals what Americans think lawyers do, spotlighting the growing need for solutions that close the gap between legal reality and public perception.
4 in 5 Legal Professionals Are Burned Out: Can AI Be the Lifeline?
New report: 4 in 5 lawyers experience burnout. Learn how overwhelming workloads lead to stress and how AI is helping legal professionals find balance.
Microsoft Teams Transcription — Learn How to Get Started
Here’s Rev guide to getting a Microsoft Teams Transcription both in the Teams app and with Rev’s transcription service.
The Future of Law Whitepaper
Learn how AI can help solve the court reporter shortage crisis, slash transcription time, and unlock new revenue streams with Rev's new whitepaper.
How To Set Up and Find Your Google Meet Recording
Here’s Rev’s guide for setting up and finding your Google Meet recording. We also offer tips for screen recording your meeting.
How to Add Captions & Subtitles to Google Hangouts & Google Meet Recordings
Add even more value to every video. Learn how to add closed captions & subtitles to Google Hangouts & Google Meet recordings & meetings.
School Mass Shooter's Parents Sentenced to Prison
James and Jennifer Crumbley are the first parents of a US school shooter to be convicted. Read the transcript here.
David Cameron and Antony Blinken Hold Joint Press Conference
British foreign secretary David Cameron traveled to the US to hold a joint press conference with secretary of state Antony Blinken. Read the transcript here.
VP Harris Roundtable for Student Debt Relief in Philadelphia
Kamala Harris hosts a roundtable for public servants who received student debt relief in Philadelphia. Read the transcript here.
Maryland Officials Hold Briefing on Bridge Collapse Response
Wes Moore held a press briefing to discuss the ongoing response efforts following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Read the transcript here.
Bankman-Fried Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Fraud
Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for one of the biggest financial crimes in U.S. history. Read the transcript here.
60 Minutes Investigation into Havana Syndrome
For the first time, there’s evidence of who might be responsible for brain injuries suffered by U.S. officials. Read the transcript here.
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