During a U.S. federal case, an attorney will often be required to take a deposition in a foreign country. Such foreign depositions, or cross-cultural depositions, if you will, often involve non-English-speaking witnesses and require services of professional foreign language court interpreters, fluent in the deponents' languages.
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January 17, 2008 Deposition Interpretation & Translation Services in a Foreign Deposition in U.S. Federal Cases During a U.S. federal case, an attorney will often be required to take a deposition...
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