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Communication & Stakeholder Engagement Flashcards

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  1. What does 'managing stakeholder expectations' mean in a legal transcription context when audio quality is poor?

    Answer: Proactively communicating anticipated limitations and the impact on accuracy before delivery

    Proactive communication about audio quality issues lets stakeholders adjust their plans and avoid surprises at delivery.

  2. A firm's billing department contacts you for invoice documentation. Which communication approach is most appropriate?

    Answer: Provide itemized invoices and supporting engagement documentation promptly and professionally

    Providing clear, itemized documentation supports billing transparency and reinforces professional credibility with administrative stakeholders.

  3. Which scenario represents an appropriate use of written communication rather than a phone call when working with legal stakeholders?

    Answer: Confirming agreed-upon transcript specifications, rates, and deadlines

    Specifications, rates, and deadlines should be confirmed in writing to create a binding reference and prevent future disputes.

  4. An expert witness contacts you directly requesting changes to their own testimony transcript. What is the correct protocol?

    Answer: Direct the witness to the retaining attorney, who is the proper stakeholder to authorize changes

    Transcript changes must be authorized through proper legal channels — the retaining attorney — not directly by witnesses.

  5. What is the risk of using informal language and abbreviations when communicating with legal firm stakeholders via email?

    Answer: It can undermine professional credibility and create ambiguity about important details

    Informal language signals lack of professionalism and can create misunderstandings in high-stakes legal communications.

  6. When a client requests a revised transcript three weeks after delivery and claims it is still within the revision window, what should you consult first?

    Answer: The written engagement agreement or statement of work specifying revision terms

    The written engagement agreement is the authoritative document governing revision windows and avoids ambiguous verbal recollections.

  7. Which communication behavior can damage the trust of legal stakeholders over time even if individual incidents seem minor?

    Answer: Consistently underestimating turnaround times and missing delivery commitments

    Repeated missed deadlines erode stakeholder trust even when each individual miss seems small, as reliability is foundational to legal workflow planning.