Legal Translation

Law - Legal TranslationLegal translation is a specialised skill as each legal system is derived from a country’s specific history and culture. As a result, concepts which form part of the legal system in one country may be totally incomprehensible in the legal system of another country.

A legal translator must therefore have a good knowledge of both source and target legal systems to be able to use legal terminology effectively to achieve the desired legal results. Some legal terms can be easily mistranslated which could lead to the entire text being totally misunderstood. A mistranslation of a term in a contract, for example, could result in your breach of contract and a hefty payment in damages and legal costs.

R L Translations specialises in the translation of legal documents. We appreciate that a fast turnaround is essential and we also know that accuracy and attention to detail in legal translation is paramount. Using mother-tongue, professional legal translators, with significant experience specific to the relevant area of the law, we can provide you with complete peace of mind that your legal translations will be a bona fide version of the original text.

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All legal translations are undertaken in the strictest of confidence and we are happy to sign individual confidentiality agreements on request. Contact R L Translations for your free no obligation quote.

R L Translations can also provide certified translations as is sometimes required for the translation of official documents.

Our translators have extensive experience in the translation of the following types of legal documents:

  • Articles of association
  • Birth certificates
  • Commercial leases (and domestic)
  • Contracts of employment
  • Confidentiality agreements
  • Court judgments
  • Distribution agreements
  • Eviction notices
  • Franchise agreements
  • Grievance procedures
  • Licence agreements
  • Loan agreements
  • Marriage certificates
  • Non-disclosure agreements
  • Partnership agreements
  • Prenuptial agreements
  • Property deeds
  • Shareholders’ agreements
  • Summons
  • Supply agreements
  • Terms and conditions of sale / purchase
  • Wills
  • Witness statements

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