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Park In Action!
- Effective delivery on large-scale litigation projects can be daunting
for less experienced translation firms. When a top 10 IP firm needed
to rush a three- hundred-page translation from German into English,
they turned to Park first. Additionally, they requested that Park conduct
a comparative assessment of the credibility and viability of their opposing
counsel's translation. Park's experts and translators located numerous
substantive errors throughout the opposition's document and succeeded
in discrediting various aspects of the translation.
- Park facilitates international and domestic filing work by providing
highly-accurate translations to both prominent law firms and corporations.
When a boutique IP firm needed to have its client's obscure technological
patent filed internationally, they turned to Park for the translation
component. Because of our advanced technical knowledge, we handled the
technology in stride and delivered the case ahead of schedule. As is
the situation with many filing cases, our clients are bound by very
tight deadlines. Park takes these deadlines and our responsibility to
our clients very seriously and ensures on-time delivery on all projects.
- A Fortune 500 company needed to review and evaluate the relevant
nature of several hundred patents. Rather than translate all the documents,
many of which turned out to be unrelated, Park sent a language specialist
on-site to scan through the patents and then to translate only the relevant
documents. In doing so, Park saved this client considerable time and
money.
- A leading Midwest IP firm contacted Park for a Mandarin Chinese interpretation
project. Our client was experiencing difficulty with a seemingly-accredited
interpreter provided by opposing counsel. The previous interpreter clearly
had a poor grasp of the subject matter and, as such, had routinely misinterpreted
testimony. With the assistance of Park's interpreter, our client successfully
challenged the legitimacy of opposing counsel's interpretation and was
permitted to have our Park interpreter conduct the remainder of the
deposition.
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