Deposition Translation
Transcripts and exhibits you can work from.
Transcripts & Exhibits for the Record
Overview
Written Deposition Transcripts Translated for the Record
Written deposition transcripts and exhibits translated for the record — AI drafts for speed, a qualified human linguist verifies accuracy and legal wording, priced per page.
Process
How Deposition Translation Works
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Submit
Upload the deposition transcript or exhibit securely.
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AI Draft
Closed-system AI tuned on legal terminology produces the first-pass translation.
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Human Verification
A qualified human linguist reviews for accuracy, terminology, and consistency with the record.
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Delivery
You receive the finished translation, formatted for the case file.
When You Need It
When You Need Deposition Translation
Security & Confidentiality
Built for Privileged,Confidential Legal Work
Every translation runs on enterprise-grade, closed AI infrastructure. Never sent to public AI tools, never used to train third-party models. Documents are handled as confidential legal work product, with encryption in transit and at rest and a full audit trail.
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- Languages200+ languages for filings, hearings, and cross-border work.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Deposition Translation
Yes. We translate written deposition transcripts and any foreign-language exhibits referenced during testimony.
Yes. If you need the audio or video transcribed first, our AI Transcriptions service handles that, then we translate the resulting transcript.
It's priced per page, with volume discounts available for longer transcripts.
Rush delivery is available in 1–2 hours for most transcripts and language pairs.
