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3 Bridges Sign Language Services, LLC

Austin, TX
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3 Bridges Sign Language Services, LLC is a family-owned ASL interpreting agency based in Austin. It provides court-certified ASL interpreters for Texas legal and court proceedings, including attorney-client meetings, depositions, hearings, and trials. Brandon Bridges and Trey McKnight lead the company.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
16+
Certifications
  • BEI Court Certified
  • RID Legal Certified (SC:L)

Coverage Area

Texas statewide; Central Texas and nationwide.

Additional Details

State Court Certified Interpreter
Yes
Years of Experience
16 years
Practice Areas
DepositionsCriminal CourtFamily CourtImmigrationCivil Litigation
Remote / VRI Available
Yes

Location

2028 E. Ben White Blvd. Suite 240-1233, Austin, TX 78741

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