Following last week’s post addressed to legal translators, I would now like to ask any readers that commission (or buy / procure / receive…) legal translations, or who know someone who does, to be kind enough to pass on or complete the simple online survey at this link:
http://protra.wufoo.com/forms/commissioning-legal-translation-questionnaire/
I am looking in particular for lawyers, law firms, in-house counsel, para-legals, court workers, and the judiciary.
Please feel free to repost the survey link wherever you think is relevant.
There is also a small project website here: http://www.translationandthelaw.protrads.com/
As you may know from reading the ‘About me’ page of this blog, in addition to my other activities, I am currently researching a PhD. The above survey forms part of the project, since one of the points I am looking at is issues encountered by those commissioning translations. My aim is that the project output could lead to improvements in industry practice.
Many thanks in advance!
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