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Security & Confidentiality

November 16th, 2010 | No Comments »

Securing your confidential documents is a priority at Morningside. We work extensively with the legal industry and regularly handle highly confidential materials related to on-going cases. We also work with numerous patent firms and companies that can’t afford to take any risks when it comes to safeguarding their intellectual property. Security is an integral part of our processes. From utilizing secure encrypted emails to destroying local copies once a project is completed, we take proactive steps to ensure that your documents are protected.



Meet The Natives

July 20th, 2010 | No Comments »

Morningside relies on expert, professional translators to prepare our clients’ technical and legal translations. We also require that the translator be a native speaker of the target language (the language the document is being translated into). Why?

A native speaker has a grasp of linguistic nuances, idioms, terminology, and culture that are vital in preparing an accurate and localized translation. Their larger vocabulary and familiarity with even obscure phrases means they will be far more adept at picking the ideal word or phrase in a given context.



Morningside Translations’ Debut at LegalTech 2010

February 12th, 2010 | No Comments »

We kicked off this month by attending the LegalTech 2010 Conference at the New York Hilton for the very first time! With over 13,000 litigation support specialists, attorneys, and paralegals, LegalTech was a great opportunity to get some face time with the legal community at large, including those in need of legal translations from translation companies.



Legal Translations

February 3rd, 2010 | No Comments »

One translation myth we are eager to dispel is that any skilled translator can translate a legal document. Unfortunately, this is about as true as believing that Google Translate can provide an accurate translation. Legal translations are uniquely challenging because they require high-level understanding of specific legal terminology in both the source and target language. Depending on the legal field and the complexity of the subject matter, a legal and/or scientific background is also a must.



Machine Translations

December 30th, 2009 | No Comments »

Machine translations are also often referred to as automatic translations or non-human translations, which are produced by a translation service. A Machine translation can loosely be defined as a translation conducted by a computer, as opposed to a human translation, which is conducted by a translator. A machine translation will produce a document translation that is very different from a human translation produced by a translation service.