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The writing of a spanish-english law dictionary : a personal account

Por: Colaborador(es): Tipo de material: Recurso continuoRecurso continuoSeries Actas del Tercer Congreso Latinoamericano de traducción e InterpretaciónDetalles de publicación: Buenos Aires : CTPCBAColegio de Traductores Públicos de la Ciudad de Buenos AiresEdición: 2001Descripción: p.469-478486 pISBN:
  • 987-96910-6-7
Tema(s): Recursos en línea: En: Congreso Latinoamericano de Traducción e Interpretación, 3Resumen: In 1995 I left the law firm where I had practiced corporate law for five years and started a company specializing in legal translation. In my final months of practicing law, I prepared myself for my new career as a translator by collecting all the bilingual Spanish legal dictionaries that are readily available in the United States: Diccionario de términos jurídicos by Alcaraz Varó/Hughes (from Spain), the Butterworths Spanish Legal Dictionary by Cabanellas/Hoague (from Argentina), I and the Diccionario bilingüe de terminología jurídica by Mazzucco/Maranghello (also from Argentina). Armed with this small but ostensibly complete collection, I began accepting my first large translation assignments. The first three jobs to come my way were a lawsuit against a government agency in Colombia, a case involving the bankruptcy of a financial institution in Venezuela, and the documentation to establish a joint venture in Chile. Any notion that my dictionary collection might be complete was quickly dispelled: 1 soon discovered that lawyers in each of these three countries used a great deal of country-specific legal terminology that is nowhere to be found in any of the three dictionaries from Spain and Argentina.
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In 1995 I left the law firm where I had practiced corporate law for five years and started a company specializing in legal translation. In my final months of practicing law, I prepared myself for my new career as a translator by collecting all the bilingual Spanish legal dictionaries that are readily available in the United States: Diccionario de términos jurídicos by Alcaraz Varó/Hughes (from Spain), the Butterworths Spanish Legal Dictionary by Cabanellas/Hoague (from Argentina), I and the Diccionario bilingüe de terminología jurídica by Mazzucco/Maranghello (also from Argentina). Armed with this small but ostensibly complete collection, I began accepting my first large translation assignments. The first three jobs to come my way were a lawsuit against a government agency in Colombia, a case involving the bankruptcy of a financial institution in Venezuela, and the documentation to establish a joint venture in Chile. Any notion that my dictionary collection might be complete was quickly dispelled: 1 soon discovered that lawyers in each of these three countries used a great deal of country-specific legal terminology that is nowhere to be found in any of the three dictionaries from Spain and Argentina.

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