Foreign-Language Evidence in US Litigation: What Courts Expect From Translations
Cross-border disputes rarely fail on the law. They fail on the paperwork. A contract signed in São Paulo, a bank record from Kyiv, a WhatsApp thread in Farsi or a board resolution from Munich can decide a case, and none of it helps anyone until a US judge, jury or opposing counsel can read it
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