Law Practice
Jul. 8, 2015
Lost in translation
Lawyers should follow certain steps to ensure translations are not only accurate, but best serve the intended purpose. By Khai LeQuang and Martin Ruano
Today more than ever, legal matters often involve foreign entities, non-English-speaking
witnesses, and documents written in foreign languages. Accurately interpreting a witness'
account or effectively translating a key document can mean the difference between
freedom and imprisonment, citizenship and deportation, or a multi-million dollar patent
versus an invalid on...
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