As with written translation, legal and financial interpreting requires the highest level of expertise and experience.
Our extensive network of fully qualified interpreters offers a comprehensive legal and financial interpreting service for:
- court interpreting
- client briefings
- interviews
- witness examinations
- business meetings and presentations
Please contact one of our translation/interpreting co-ordinators by phone, fax or email for prompt advice on all your legal and financial interpreting requirements.
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There are a few key types of interpreting to understand. The National Centre for Languages, CILT, have a good explanation on their website, that you can read if you click here, as does the National Network for Interpreting, viewable if you click here. |
Interpreting in Financial and Legal Contexts
- Simultaneous interpreting
Most commonly at large conferences or meetings with headsets and microphones for participants, and interpreters sat in sound-proofed booths. This is the kind of interpreting they do at the United Nations. - Consecutive interpreting
Most commonly at smaller meetings or presentations, or in personal interpreting situations for a visiting dignitary, for example. - Chuchotage
Whispered interpreting. Most commonly used in courts, this is similar to simultaneous interpreting in that it occurs simultaneously, but similar to consecutive interpreting in that it is usually for the benefit of just one person.
To find out more about interpreting or for a free quotation of costs, please contact us.
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