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Sound Masking for Legal & Financial Institutions

Sound masking can benefit a wide range of legal and financial institutions, including:

Law firms: Law firms deal with confidential information related to their clients’ legal matters, and sound masking can help ensure that these conversations remain private. It can also help reduce distractions and improve productivity among lawyers and support staff.

Financial institutions: Financial institutions such as banks, investment firms, and insurance companies deal with sensitive financial information that must be kept confidential. Sound masking can help ensure that conversations related to financial transactions and investments are not overheard by others.

Accounting firms: Accounting firms handle financial data and sensitive information related to their clients’ finances. Sound masking can help ensure that conversations between accountants and clients are kept confidential.

Courts: Courts deal with sensitive legal matters, and sound masking can help ensure that conversations between judges, lawyers, juries, and clients are kept confidential. It can also help reduce distractions and improve the overall acoustics of courtrooms.

Government agencies: Government agencies deal with classified information that must be kept confidential. Sound masking can help ensure that conversations related to national security and other sensitive matters are not overheard by unauthorized personnel.

Any legal or financial institution that deals with sensitive information can benefit from sound masking to help ensure confidentiality, improve productivity, and create a more comfortable working environment. Lencore’s state of the art sound masking technology is already utilized in many of these facilities.

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Protecting legal information is paramount.

Speech privacy and reduced noise disruption are necessities for law offices, law enforcement agencies, and courtrooms, where confidential conversations demand an atmosphere of control, professionalism and stability. Whether in Interview rooms, deliberation rooms, law offices or judge chambers, sound masking systems help hundreds of legal and law professionals maintain proper privacy levels to ensure client attorney privileged information remains private.

With the ability to customize sound masking levels for any number of types of rooms or chambers, and with immediate, networked access and real time adjustment capabili­ties, Lencore truly provides customized privacy solutions.

Challenges

  • Without a high level of speech privacy in law offices, law enforcement agencies, and courtrooms, justice may not be carried out fairly.
  • Interview rooms and processing areas lack speech privacy because walls are built to the ceiling and not to the deck.
  • Overhearing statements can pose a threat to both witness and victim safety.
  • Discussions between clients and attorneys, judge and counsel, and jury deliberations can easily be overheard within the courtroom.
  • Unwanted noise from the adjoining corridors can interrupt court proceedings.
  • Confidential conversations can be overheard in adjacent courtrooms, hallways or in adjoining public areas
“Lencore raised the bar on Sound Masking. What really surprised me were the advancements in technology that delivered even better masking than I expected.”
Joel Smith
Neumann/Smith Architecture

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