Fasttranslator have been leading the way in the field of legal translations for many years. Lawyers and notaries are our largest clients, relying on us to translate contracts, employment agreements, service agreements, rental agreements, deeds, patents, company statutes, police reports and court judgements. And we’ll be delighted to do the same for you. We work exclusively with professional translators with legal training who are native speakers of the target language. Many websites include General Terms and Conditions or a privacy policy, and they need to be carefully and accurately translated too.
There are many specialist areas of law: employment law, the law of succession, European law, company law, tort law, and each field has its own specific jargon. It’s important therefore that legal documents are translated professionally, taking account of the appropriate terminology. And that’s what our specialist legal translators are there for. As well as legal expertise our native speaker translators will also have the necessary understanding of related matters such as the financial market.
The highly confidential nature of legal translation demands well-organized logistical procedures: security and data protection are crucially important for you and for us, and our procedures are therefore in full compliance with the ISO specifications for translation agencies.
Our translation agency places the highest value on confidentiality. Alongside our guarantee that we will always handle your documents with the greatest care, we can on request provide you with a confidentiality agreement, before you send us the documents for translation. Our translators are also individually subject to confidentiality agreements.
Fasttranslator have a wealth of experience with the translation of confidential documents. Here are a few examples:
As well as the more common European languages like Polish, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese we can also translate such documents into and out of other languages such as Arabic, Indonesian, Russian, Farsi, Dari or Turkish.
