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Dealing with Translators in Depositions

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As information technology and the new economy continues to shrink the size of the world, I'm regretting not learning a foreign language. I'm reminded of this every time I take a deposition with an interpreter which is becoming a more frequent occurrence.  I wish I didn't need a translator, particularly for Spanish.  John Bratt's Baltimore Injury Lawyer Blog has two posts with tips on how to make the sometimes trying process of deposing a witness through an interpreter just a little bit easier. Click on "two posts" and "tips" above for the links to the Baltimore Injury Lawyer Blog entries handling interpreter depositions.

Full post as published by Trial Lawyer Resource Center on September 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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