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I am writing on behalf of Accuscribes Transcription Service, LLC. My name is Ivan Bates and I am the senior partner for Bates & Garcia, LLC, Attorneys at Law. My firm has been doing business with Accuscribes and using them to transcribe various statements and recordings since 2006. In the time that I have worked with Accuscribes they have always proven themselves to extremely professional and highly dependable. My business is very fast paced and I have always been able to rely on Accuscribes to work on short notice to complete transcripts, even if it means their employees taking work home over a weekend to meet my needs. Ms. Kelly Taylor of Accuscribes has always been a pleasure to work with ;;md I have been proud to do work with her and the rest of the staff at Accuscribes. I look forward to continuing working with them in the future and give them my highest recommendation. — Ivan Bates

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Baltimore, MD 21209
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Local News

First heat-related death of season reported in Maryland June 20, 2018
The first heat-related death of 2018 has been reported in Maryland, according to the Maryland Department of Health and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Couple raises more than $10 million to reunite migrant children with parents June 20, 2018
Their original goal was to bring in $1,500.
President Trump expected to sign executive action to end family separation June 20, 2018
President Trump told reporters he would be “signing something” shortly.
Cloudy skies with chance of showers later Wednesday June 20, 2018
During the Wednesday afternoon weather forecast, Taylor says we can expect cloudy skies with temperatures in the 80s and a chance of evening showers.
Incredible photo shows bobcat sitting on top of tall cactus June 20, 2018
That doesn't look too comfortable. […]

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Trump says he’ll be ‘signing something’ on detained children June 20, 2018
WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has drafted an executive action for President Donald Trump that would direct her department to keep families together after they are detained crossing the border illegally. She was at the White House where Trump told reporters he would be “signing something” shortly. The effort to end what has ...
Associated Press
Walker & Dunlop, Freddie Mac partner on affordable single-family rental pilot June 20, 2018
Bethesda-based commercial real estate services and finance company Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced Wednesday it has been approved as a seller/servicer under Freddie Mac’s Affordable Single-Family Rental pilot program, which is intended to offer additional financing options for workforce and affordable rental housing in 1-4 unit buildings. With this new pa […]
Daily Record Staff
BJ’s Charitable Foundation donates $100K to Md. Food Bank June 20, 2018
BJ’s Wholesale Club, which operates 12 locations in Maryland, donated $100,000 from the BJ’s Charitable Foundation Wednesday to the Maryland Food Bank, a Feeding America-member food bank. BJ’s donation will provide fresh, nutritious food to children across the region through the Maryland Food Bank’s Hunger-Free Summer Mobile and School Pantry Programs. The g […]
Daily Record Staff