Deposition Interpreting Services | Interpreters in Munich, Germany

Video Remote Interpreters also available

TJC Global provides professional deposition interpreters in Munich and throughout Germany in multiple languages.

TJC Global can provide deposition interpreters in Munich with long experience and specific expertise in this demanding interpreting field.

With a vast network of deposition interpreters, we can find the most suitable and experienced deposition interpreters for your individual requirements. Our Munich deposition interpreters are well acquainted with the linguistic nuances, subtleties and idiosyncrasies of Munich and your target language.

We can ensure effective cross-lingual communication through high-quality interpreting for all your deposition requirements.

What forms of interpreter services can TJC Global provide?

Video/videoconference interpreting: (Video remote interpreting is also available) TJC provides language interpreting services to support events such as business meetings, conferences, legal/court/arbitration/litigation, and other online business interactions in the industry.

Participants can communicate via video or voice calls using computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, etc. These can be recorded should you wish to take minutes. Our professionally qualified interpreters can join your online virtual meeting, event, or proceeding, for example, and interpret remotely in the language pairing you require to facilitate smooth communication between all parties. They also provide relay interpreting.

Telephone/teleconference interpreting is a practical way to bridge any language barriers. The interpreter is either located remotely (away from either party) or is with one of the parties. In both cases, they deliver interpreting services through telephone conferencing.

Telephone interpretation is helpful for clients who cannot travel to their counterparts’ countries but still wish to hold business discussions or communicate progress updates. At TJC Global, we are pleased to provide professionally qualified interpreters in almost any selected language combination.

Simultaneous & Consecutive interpreting

Simultaneous interpreting (also available with Video Remote Interpretation (VRI))

is used for international conferences, critical business discussions, seminars & symposiums. In this case, two to three interpreters are usually situated in a booth, away from the audience, and take turns to interpret at high speed, changing over every 15-20 minutes to avoid fatigue and the lack of concentration, which affect the quality of interpretation.

The interpreters listen to the speaker’s message using headsets and repeat it immediately (practically “simultaneously”) in the target language to benefit relevant audience members. They also provide relay interpreting, which is helpful if the speakers give presentations in several languages.

Consecutive interpreting (also available with Video Remote Interpretation (VRI)) is the most common type. It is used for business discussions, negotiations, contract exchanges, commercial, legal and technical meetings, medical or court hearings, or on-site inspections or audits. The interpreter listens to the speaker, often making notes, and later delivers the meaning in the target language.

The interpreter may wait until a pause or the end, at which point they deliver a translation relatively quickly. Consecutive interpreting may also be used at conferences for panel discussions, Q&A sessions or private discussions between parties – at a stand or elsewhere.

1. Why choose TJC Global’s Munich Deposition Interpreters?

In addition to relevant professional qualifications, our deposition interpreters often have more than 10 years experience in deposition and legal interpretatation, meaning they will always provide language services of the highest-quality no matter the interpreting environments.

Our Munich deposition interpreters combine expertise in their chosen industry with advanced language skills and a knowledge of relevant legal terminology meaning they are able to ensure accurate translations of complex industry or legal jargon.

TJC interpreters have earned the trust of hundreds of international law firms, governmental institutions, private companies and many other organisations. Find out more about our previous clients

2. Languages we cover

Cantonese / Mandarin Deposition Interpreters

Finnish Deposition Interpreters

French Deposition Interpreters

German Deposition Interpreters

Indonesian Deposition Interpreters

Italian Deposition Interpreters

Japanese Deposition Interpreters

Korean Deposition Interpreters

Norwegian Deposition Interpreters

Russian Deposition Interpreters

Spanish Deposition Interpreters

Swedish Deposition Interpreters

If the language you are looking for is not listed here, please contact us directly.

3. Locations our deposition interpreters cover

Our interpreters cover locations in Munich and major cities worldwide. For some of the cities our deposition interpreters cover in and around Germany, please see below.

For a full list of the cities we cover worldwide, please click here.

Deposition interpreters in Paris, France

Deposition interpreters in Regensburg, Germany

Deposition interpreters in Frankfurt, Germany

Deposition interpreters in Warsaw, Poland

Deposition interpreters in Madrid, Spain

Deposition interpreters in Rome, Italy

If the location you require is not listed, chances are we will still cover it – please contact us directly.

4. Our clients include:

And many more…

5. About Depositions

Commonly used in the law of the United States and Canada, depositions, also known in some states as Examinations Before Trials, are out-of court oral testimonies made by witnesses as a means of gathering information for later use in court or as part of the litigation discovery process. During the deposition, the witness/witnesses are asked questions by the litigators (attorneys) which they must answer under oath. No judge is present and the court is not involved in this process. The witness(es)’ testimony is recorded by either a stenographer or electronic recording device and may be called upon in court.

When a witness does not speak English as their first language, interpreters are required to bridge any communication difficulties. Given the vital importance of depositions in the litigation process, interpreters used in depositions must be experienced, professional and adhere to judicial protocol. They must have a thorough knowledge of “legalese” and any relevant industry terminology, as well as a thorough grasp of the nuances and idiosyncrasies of both languages as questions are often challenging and/or subtle. Due to the recent increase in non-English speaking witnesses, highly-skilled deposition interpreters are now even more in demand. TJC can guarantee deposition interpreters of the highest calibre, with many years experience in this type of work and the competence to ensure clarity, precision and utmost discretion.

6. About German

German is the official language of Germany, and one of the twenty-three languages of the European Union. Native speakers number almost 100 million, with approximately 80 million speaking it as a second language. It is closely related to English, Dutch and Frisian languages, and uses the twenty-six letters of the Latin alphabet plus three vowels with umlauts (also called diaeresis): ä, ö, ü, in addition to the “Scharfes ‘S'” or “eszet”: ß. German is also spoken in Austria, Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, some parts of Italy, and is one of the four main languages of Switzerland, the others being French, Italian and Romansh. Of course, in these countries, accents can be strong and Swiss German is well known for being relatively unintelligible to speakers of standard German.

There are also various German dialects within Germany, tracing back to the different German tribes, many of which demonstrate substantial differences in lexicon, phonology and syntax to standard or “High German”. People from Bavaria (one of the Southern “Länder”), for instance, often have very different words for things than those in general use; while “Plattdeutsch” aka “Plattdüütsch” or “Low German” is a language of its own, traditionally spoken in the Northern counties of Germany, which uses an orthography similar to Dutch.

If you require language services for a specific German dialect, i.e. anything other than High German, please do not hesitate contact us. We will always do our very best to fulfil your requirements.

(Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich)

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7. Areas for which we provide US Deposition Interpreters

Looking for interpreting assistance in other fields?

TJC Global provides specialist interpreting and translation services in various specialist fields. Whatever your requirements, we can find the right linguist to assist you.
If your industry or project type is not listed here, please contact us directly with your enquiry.

Our interpreters utilise their knowledge of subject-specific terminology to deliver precise, unambiguous interpretation, whatever the context – enabling you to communicate effectively with the rest of the world.
We are also able to adapt to almost any type of project.

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