Wondrous Wednesday Worktools means: Whatever Whensoever Whithersoever. In other words, I hope this will become a Wordsmith’s Wonderbox full of useful resources for lawyer-linguists, translators, language learners and curious cats. Every week, I’ll post travel stories, quotes, pictures, links and other knick-knacks.
Of all God’s creatures, there is only one that cannot be made slave of the leash. That one is the cat. ~Mark Twain
In my wanderings in the worlds of words, translation and law, I’ve come across a lot of interesting stuff. The web is full of articles, blogs, glossaries, papers, links and oddities.
Of course, I’ve safely stored the ones I use most. Unfortunately, I often forget where I had seen (ages ago) precisely that very interesting article/expression/resource I need now. I guess it happens to the best of us. Maybe, this feature will be of help to me as well as many others, just to keep tracks of my discoveries.
In today’s Wondrous Wednesday Worktools post, I wish to share a goldmine with you! The blog I’ve linked below gives a list of very useful resources for legal translators (as well as lawyers, law and translation students, etc.).
Whether you’re interested in court cases, clear writing, business law, patents, criminal law, or all of these, or other related subjects, I’m sure you will find your cup of tea here.
This post is part of the English Language category and of the Legal Translation category: click for more!
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