Our Principals
Ellie Corbett Hannum
Ellie Corbett Hannum, former owner and president of Corbett & Associates, has been a professional reporter for 30 years. Ellie holds certification from the NCRA as an RPR, RMR, CMRS and is also a Certified LiveNote Reporter. Her credentials are well-known throughout the court reporting community.
Since her professional career began, Ellie has continued her education in court reporting and contributed to both the local and national court reporting communities. She has held committee chair positions for the National Court Reporting Association (NCRA). She has held vice president and president positions of the predecessor to STAR, Society for the Technological Advancement of Reporting. Her experience and knowledge in court reporting have contributed to the development of many applications used today.
Ellie has been a seminar presenter to several professional groups and has served as editor and written many articles for court reporting-associated publications. She continues to educate the community and associate herself within the professional organizations in court reporting.
In support of her profession, Ellie is currently serving a second term as Chair of the National Court Reporters Foundation and Chair of the National Court Reporters Association's Judicial Advocacy Committee.
Robert W. Wilcox, Sr.
Bob has been a professional reporter for over 35 years, during which time he earned NCRA certification as an RPR and RMR, and additionally is a Certified LiveNote Reporter. After reporting as an official court reporter in both the Superior Court of the State of Delaware and the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, he joined the freelance reporting community in 1982. He was the senior reporter and managing partner of Wilcox & Fetzer, Ltd. until his resignation in July of 2004.
His reporting career includes extensive experience in patent and trademark litigation, medical malpractice litigation and multi-district litigation, as well as corporate and personal injury litigation. He has been on the cutting edge use of computer technology in support of the legal community. He has the utmost respect for members of the Delaware Bar and is honored to practice his profession in Delaware.
