By Carlos Romero Mexican agrarian law provides that when indigenous communities[1] take part in a court proceeding, the agrarian court must assign, free of charge, a translator and interpreter who understands their culture and speaks their language so that they can explain the scope and consequences of said court proceeding.[2] Without a doubt, it is […]
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Highly civil law – the other approach to contract law
This material first appeared as a post on the author’s blog Tip of the Tongue, here. Published with permission from the author. By Stephen Rifkind Sometimes a person visits another family or country and discovers that an alternative way of doing something actually has many advantages. That was my feeling after an amazing two-hour webinar […]
Invitation to Law Division virtual networking event
After hosting our successful first virtual networking event in April, we are now excited to host our second event using the same structure. Get to know other language professionals working in the legal field as we meet on Zoom for a brainstorm networking session. Share your insights and experiences and learn from others in small […]