Steuart Tower, One Market Plaza, Suite 1208
San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone: 415.300.0469
San Francisco is known for many things: Sourdough bread, trolley cars, steep hills, the Golden Gate bridge, and much more. It is a metropolitan city and cultural center of more than 800,000 residents. Aptus Court Reporting opened operations in this great city in 2014 in the heart of the Financial District near courthouses, law libraries, public transportation, and many other amenities.
Our offices include accommodations for legal teams of all sizes and have advanced litigation technology capabilities:
The Aptus Court Reporting Offices are centrally located near many resources that may be helpful for legal teams. These are highlighted on the map below.
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Our office is located just a few blocks from the Market St & Battery MUNI stop and the BART Embarcadero Station for easy commuting within the city. Also located within blocks of the office are the San Francisco Ferry Terminal, which travels to Oakland, Sausalito, etc. and the Caltrain Station at King St & 4th St, which operates a baby-bullet train traveling to San Jose in just 60 minutes. Skip the rush hour traffic and use the plethora of offerings in San Francisco’s fantastic public transportation system.
See the map for more details on MUNI & BART stops or visit this helpful page on TripAdvisor.
If you prefer your own vehicle, the Aptus office is just a few blocks from the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge with easy access to Interstate 80.
Our Aptus Court Reporting San Francisco team has complied their list of favorite hot-spots and things to do near the office in the Financial District and beyond.
–The Ferry Building Marketplace: “We love to grab lunch or happy hour in the historic Ferry Building where there are a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes. Hog Island Oysters is a local favorite for oysters and martinis after a long day.” – Danette Rugg
–Press Club – “This is a personal favorite to host client happy hours. They have a great selection of California wines and craft beers in a sophisticated, yet social setting.”
