Magna Legal Services

Magna combines four practice areas: jury consulting, court reporting, medical record retrieval, and trial-presentation graphics. The jury-consulting group runs focus groups, mock trials, and voir dire support. The court-reporting division covers depositions with real-time transcription and videography. The medical-records unit retrieves and organizes records for mass-tort and personal-injury cases. Trial graphics handles demonstrative evidence and multimedia exhibits for courtroom use.

Standalone court-reporting agencies typically lack in-house jury consultants, and most trial-graphics studios do not manage medical-record retrieval. Magna's structure allows a single vendor to handle the full discovery-to-verdict lifecycle. A mock-jury finding about an exhibit's persuasiveness can inform the graphics team's design work without the client managing a handoff between separate vendors.

Magna provides court-reporting and deposition services nationally across US venues. The firm has expanded its coverage through acquisitions and maintains multiple US offices. It serves Am Law 200 firms and corporate legal departments with litigation in state and federal courts across the country.

Yes. Magna has acquired firms including jury-consulting practice JurySync and litigation-graphics provider The Focal Point. These acquisitions have expanded the firm's practice depth and geographic reach, adding specialized expertise in jury research and trial-presentation design to its existing court-reporting and medical-record businesses.

Magna serves a mix of Am Law 200 law firms, Fortune 500 corporate legal departments, and regional litigation boutiques. Its client base spans mass-tort, personal-injury, commercial litigation, and insurance-defense practices. The firm's multi-service structure appeals to clients who want to reduce the number of litigation-support vendors they manage.