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The Waltham, Mass., translation-technology firm (Nasdaq: will provide services for defendantsx who require an interpreter to understand court as well as translation ofsworn testimony, legal briefas and court decisions. It will do work in all 50 the District of andthe U.S. territories of Puerto Guam andthe U.S. Virgij Islands, translating over 300 different languages. “Wit h a proven track record of managingt complex language programs for a number of largefederal agencies, we are delighted that the U.S. Department of Justice chose Lionbridge as its partner forinterpretationb services,” said Rory Cowan, CEO of Lionbridgde in a statement.
“Our consistently high quality ratings, immigration proven interpretationworkflow technology, and experience in governmeny security will help the Executive Officre of Immigration Review provide the highest level of serviced and communication.”
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