Legal interpreting
In legal matters, a single word can change the outcome. Our interpreters — trained by Pennsylvania court-certified professionals — help attorneys, firms and advocates communicate accurately with clients and witnesses in Spanish and 200+ other languages.
Trained by court-certified interpreters
On-site · Phone · Video · Documents
Why it matters
A legal interpreter has to render every word — nothing added, nothing left out, nothing softened — and stay completely neutral. That’s a skill, not just a second language.
Using a bilingual relative or staff member can compromise privilege, accuracy and the credibility of a statement. A trained, impartial interpreter protects your client, your case and your firm.
Complete, faithful interpretation — no summarizing or side comments
Strict impartiality and a professional Code of Ethics
Confidentiality agreements for every assignment
Certified translation of legal documents when you need it in writing
Where we help
From the first consultation to the final signature, we help your clients understand and be understood.
Attorney–client meetings
Depositions & sworn statements
Immigration consultations
Mediation & arbitration
Document reviews & signings
Victim & community advocacy
How we support you
For depositions, client meetings and any conversation where presence and trust matter.
Fast access for intake calls, scheduling and quick client updates.
Secure virtual meetings with clients who can’t come to your office.
Contracts, affidavits, police reports, court documents and immigration paperwork.
FAQ
Not sure what your matter requires? Call us and we’ll help you figure it out.
Do you provide interpreters for depositions?
Yes. We provide interpreters for depositions and sworn statements. Share the case type, expected length and any key terminology in advance so your interpreter arrives fully prepared.
Do you translate legal documents?
Yes — contracts, affidavits, police reports, court filings, immigration paperwork and more. Certified translations with a signed certificate of accuracy are available when you need them.
Can you interpret for a court hearing?
Pennsylvania courts typically assign certified court interpreters for proceedings directly. We’re happy to help you navigate that process and to support everything that happens outside the courtroom — meetings, preparation, document review and follow-up.
Is everything kept confidential?
Always. Every interpreter signs a confidentiality agreement and follows a professional Code of Ethics. What’s said in the meeting stays in the meeting.
Tell us about your matter, the language and the date — we’ll match you with the right interpreter.