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TransPerfect Translations Selected by Hogan & Hartson
Company Will Provide Both Translation and Interpretation Services
March 4, 2003 - The Washington, DC office of Hogan & Hartson, the country's 31st largest law firm, has selected TransPerfect Translations as their provider of both translation and interpretation services.
Legal translation is TransPerfect's primary specialization. It is the nation's leading legal translation company providing services to all of the AmLaw 100 law firms as well as the legal departments of Fortune 500 companies
TransPerfect uses a team of linguists that work in over 100 languages and across every field from biotechnology, to antitrust litigation, to insurance and intellectual property.
About TransPerfect
TransPerfect Translations is one of the world's leading translation companies. With 19 offices on 3 continents, it provides a full range of language services in over 100 languages to multinational companies worldwide. TransPerfect Translations has a network of over 3,400 linguists and subject-area specialists worldwide. The wide range of services it provides includes translation, interpreting, multilingual typesetting/graphic services, web site globalization, software localization, multimedia presentations, subtitling and voiceovers as well as multicultural marketing. It is the country's leading legal translation company. Headquarters are in New York City.
About Hogan & Hartson
Hogan & Hartson's status as a leading international law firm is well established. Describing the firm as among the "International Elite," The Legal Times observed that "with size, Hogan is able to offer . . . one-stop shopping for regulatory, litigation and corporate needs." Recently, the firm served as counsel in a number of significant international and domestic deals, including the largest private-public venture in South American history, the largest merger and acquisition to date in Central and Eastern Europe, the first true project financing without governmental credit support or performance guarantees in Central and Eastern Europe, the $10 billion conversion to a real estate investment trust (REIT) of one of the largest owners of full-service and luxury hotels in the U.S., and one of the largest Internet-related IPOs to date.
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