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Interprenet is a language services provider co-founded in 2004 by Chicago interpreters Carlos Cantu-Lee and David Medrano. It provides court-certified interpreters for criminal and civil proceedings in U.S. state and federal courts, onsite or remotely, through a network serving more than 300 languages.
Credentials & Experience
- state court certifications
- federal court certifications
- NAJIT certification
Coverage Area
U.S. state and federal courts nationwide; global language services.
Additional Details
- State Court Certified Interpreter
- Yes
- Years of Experience
- 22 years
- Languages
- SpanishMandarinRussianVietnameseKoreanTagalog
- Practice Areas
- Criminal CourtCivil Litigation
- Remote / VRI Available
- Yes
- Scheduling Availability
- Same Day / Emergency
Location
Indianapolis, IN
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