Founded in 1979, Mike Mobley Reporting has been a mainstay of Ohio’s litigation support industry for over 40 years and is currently the largest court reporting firm based in Southwest Ohio.
We have been pioneers in providing a wide array of custom services, including then-breakthrough technologies such as e-transcripts, realtime transcription, video depositions, and online scheduling. As we continue to innovate in creating new services for our clients, we will continue to uphold our unwavering commitment to providing quality & service to all we do business with.
Meet our Founders:
Mike Mobley Reporting was founded in 1979 by Mike and Peg Mobley. Mike attended Clark State Community College and started working in the court reporting field in 1973. His first job was in freelance court reporting in Akron, Ohio. Mike accepted a position in Greenville, Ohio at the Darke County Common Pleas Court working for Judge Howard Eley and Judge Lee Bixler from 1975-1978. Mike and Peg returned to Dayton, Ohio in 1978 to be closer to family. They moved the offices of Mike Mobley Reporting to the current location at 334 South Main Street in downtown Dayton in 1983. The company has maintained its headquarters at that location ever since but expanded under their management to Cincinnati and Columbus. Peg attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and Wright State University in Beavercreek, Ohio. She managed the office from 1979 until she retired to care for her mother in 1999. Mike retired in 2015 but both still play active roles in the strategic direction of the business. In retirement, Mike and Peg are very active in their Catholic faith and the lives of their children and grandchildren.
Meet our President:
In 1994, Todd Mobley joined Mike Mobley Reporting, full time, after many years of helping out on a part-time basis. He currently is the president, accountant, and videographer for the firm. He has served on numerous committees of national and Ohio court reporting industry associations.
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