Language Fish offers a wide range of interpreting services for legal and business proceedings. Whether for overseas depositions, conferences, or courtroom procedures, we have an experienced team of interpreters who help you communicate.
Whether for an overseas deposition or an appearance in a local courtroom, Language Fish offers consecutive interpreting services. A consecutive interpreter communicates the speaker's message to the audience in another language after the speaker pauses, usually with the help of notes. This technique takes more time than simultaneous interpreting and is typically used in smaller meetings (depositions, symposiums, seminars, negotiations, press conferences, etc.).
During conferences or other large-scale events involving people from different nationalities, the message being communicated must be understood by all parties. Working in real time and without interruption, simultaneous interpreters retransmit the speaker's words into another language. The interpreter sits inside a sound-proof booth equipped with an audio system. They interpret the speaker's words while speaking into a microphone, and the audience listens to the message using headphones.
Do you or your client need assistance at a medical or lab appointment? Language Fish offers medical interpreting services to ease the stress of your appointment, and make sure you're getting the most accurate medical advice and information.
A consecutive interpreter communicates the speaker's message to the audience in another language after the speaker pauses, usually with the help of notes. This technique takes more time than simultaneous interpreting and is typically used in smaller meetings (depositions, symposiums, seminars, negotiations, press conferences, etc.).
During conferences or other large-scale events involving people from different nationalities, the message being communicated must be understood by all parties. Working in real time and without interruption, simultaneous interpreters retransmit the speaker's words into another language. The interpreter sits inside a sound-proof booth equipped with an audio system. They interpret the speaker's words while speaking into a microphone, and the audience listens to the message using headphones.
