Reporting from London – Qualetra, Part 1
Today I would like to offer you the first part of a report about a conference held on Thursday 4 April …
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Legislationline
Legislationline, a free of charge online legislative database, was created in 2002 to assist Organization for Security and Co-operation in …
Monday smiles – Reposed infants and uppermost regions of trees
Here is another in our series of ‘lessons in legalese’ from nursery rhymes…
Electronic tattoos
Following on from my post on big data last week, here is a slightly worrying short TEDTalk about our online …
Law Day
While many of you may be celebrating May Day today, did you know that it was also Law Day?
United Nations Research Guides & Resources updated
This alphabetically organized webpage gives an “overview of the wide variety of information and documentation resources made available by various entities …
Monday smiles – Kitty strikes back
Have a good Monday!
Book talk – Big Data and its Dark Side
I thought some of you might be interested in this talk at Harvard Law School by the authors of the book …
The art of the metaphor
Today’s post is neither about translation nor the law as such, but I thought you might enjoy this beautifully illustrated …
Conference – Legal translation, London
The Translating Division of the Chartered Institute of Linguists is organizing a Legal Translation Conference on Friday 28 June 2013 …
