Remote Transcriptionist

September 30, 2026

Allegis/Veritext Legal Solutions is the nation’s leader in deposition and litigation support with a sustained and growing workstream in our Legal Transcription division. We are looking for top-level legal transcriptionists who are interested in highly impactful work with depositions, hearings, and other proceedings.

What Sets Us Apart

We believe that continuity of transcript ownership is important to obtaining the highest quality, and because of this, we do not fragment jobs into segments to be puzzled back together with a blanket certification – we assign whole jobs.
We believe in providing a potential livelihood to those interested in one and offer individual whole-job assignments directly to our partners versus posting a list that most rewards those who can grab it first.
Our annual double-digit growth is fueled by multiple inputs – new clients, more jobs per client, and record adoption rates of digital reporting work
We offer above-market pay rates, including a 30% increase in pay rates for individuals with the AAERT's CET certification.

Requirements:

Typing speed of at least 65 wpm
All contractors must be physically present in the continental United States, anywhere within the 50 states
Grammar, spelling, and punctuation knowledge of the English language
Availability to meet production minimums

Job Type: 1099 contract

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Work from home

Work Location: Remote

Please note: It is required to fill out the full application and candidate assessments on our website to be considered for a contract. Applications submitted solely on Ziprecruiter will not be reviewed.

Company Description

At Allegis Transcription, we believe in fair and accurate outcomes. Our work is focused in the insurance and legal industries where our commitment to high quality really makes an impact. From insurance claims to legal hearings, since 1996 our transcription team has delivered the unparalleled product our customers trust for the just conclusions of their work.

Allegis offers our team of independent contract transcriptionists 24/7 access to work, a robust community network, ongoing feedback and support, and competitive pay rates. In exchange for this, Allegis requires a 100-page weekly minimum and the ability to consistently meet quality assurance standards.

The Allegis home team works to build, engage and support this great team of independent contractors.

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