Redundant words slow readers down and obscure key information. In technical and legal texts, redundancies can creep in owing to literal translations from other...
Vague complex prepositions like “in relation to” and “with regard to” add unnecessary complexity. This complexity hinders readability. This is something you can ill...
Translating the legislation or regulations of a country, company or university into English requires certain skills and know-how. This post lists five things your...
Many dilemmas of style arise when translating legislation into English. This post looks at the most common ones and solutions to them. By legislation...
This post looks at how to translate the names of the two* main types of public-form Spanish notarial acts, escrituras públicas and actas notariales....
I normally use “must” to express obligation when translating legislation and legislation-type documents. In this post I explain why and look at some grey...
There is no avoiding it. Some terms should stick out like sore thumbs in legal translations. What type of terms? Non-equivalent terms. Readers should...
Civil-law notary terms can be tricky to translate into English. This is because the notary systems in civil- and common-law countries differ. Civil-law notaries...
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