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English<>Italian Legal Translations

Our Translation Company is located in Spain and offers services for Spanish<>English<>Italian. Our Italian-native translators are legal professionals and are aware of the legal context in Italy.

What exactly is meant by English-Italian Legal Translation?

While translation in general can be more nuanced than people think, a legal translation into Italian or from Italian is much more than just moving words from one language to another.

Legal translation is focused on a wide variety of documents such as wills, court and financial documents, declarations, patents or court decrees.

Legal translators of Italian must have a good knowledge of the legal system of the country from which the document originates. In order to avoid misleading translations, they must also have an extensive knowledge of both English law and the law that applies to Italy.

In a globalized world where companies from all over the world can do business, legal translation takes on a very important role. We would like to take this opportunity to remind you that not all legal translations need to be official (certified). Translations from or into Italian should only be officially certified when requested by an official institution, agency or department. So be sure to check if an official, certified or sworn translation is required in Italy, or if maybe a simple translation Italian<>English will do.

ItalianĀ Legal Translation differ from other types of translation

Legal documents in Italian, unlike other documents such as a general web site, have a specific terminology. Our Italian Legal Translators are able to correctly translate these concepts into English or Spanish. They do not simply replace one word for another.

The choice of certain words in a legal text has a very specific and precise meaning. On the other hand, any ambiguity or inaccuracy can invalidate a legally binding document. A small mistake could have significant financial and/or legal consequences.

Legal jargon of each countryĀ (UK, Italy…) is complex and its terminology can be very specific. Add to this the cultural and regional differences in territories where Italian is spoken, and you can understand how difficult legal translation can be.

Legal translators translate a legal concept from English into Italian or vice versa. To be legally binding, the English and the legal Italian terminology must be unambiguous.Ā 

Textual references for Italian Legal Translators

All legal translators of Italian turn to reference works to do their job. For example, specialized dictionaries and glossaries, codes, laws and legal doctrine, both in English and from countries like Italy.

Legal translators frequently check out civil and criminal procedure codes and regulatory rules. In these reference books they usually find precise descriptions in Italian and in English of each legal concept.

Referral sourcesĀ help translators confirm that they are using the appropriate terms used in a given legal proceeding. The work of a legal Italian-English translator is very precise and painstaking. In addition to these specialised legal researches, ItalianĀ translators use computer aided translation tools like TM (Translation Memories) and Multilingual Term Bases. Translation Memories let them find pieces of text already translated by them or by other translators. Specific ItalianĀ Machine Translation engines are also used in combination with TM and have proven to be very useful.

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Where is Italian spoken?

Italian-speaking countries, with 65 million speakers, about half of whom have Internet access, represent almost 4% of the world economy. Italian (italiano, in Italian) is an official language in Italy, Switzerland, San Marino and the Vatican City.

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