High quality
As lawyers, we are trained to present complicated texts clearly and correctly. We take pride in always delivering high-quality translations.
As lawyers, we are trained to present complicated texts clearly and correctly. We take pride in always delivering high-quality translations.
All of our translators between Norwegian and English are officially authorised in Norway.
We keep all assignments strictly confidential.
We give the highest priority to client deadlines, and are proud of our reliability and ability to delivery quickly.
We accept assignments of all sizes, and have extensive experience of translating both longer and shorter documents, including legal pleadings, letters, statutory texts, annual reports and parliamentary white papers. Upon request, we also offer express translations and coordination of larger projects. Please feel free to enquire about translations to/from other languages than English and Norwegian.
We price assignments individually, and should be pleased to discuss your translation needs and how we can assist.
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We are proud to be partnering with the World Law Dictionary Norway, a new online Norwegian-English legal dictionary. Check out the dictionary at www.translegal.com/dictionary/no/ or by clicking on the logo to the right.
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Legaltrans® is led by an authorised translator with legal qualifications and experiences.
All of our translators between Norwegian and English are officially authorised, having passed a demanding, internationally recognised written translation examination focusing specifically on legal, financial/administrative and technical terminology. The title of statsautorisert translatør (‘government-’ or ‘state-authorised’ translator) is protected by Norwegian law, and only authorised translators are permitted to stamp and certify the correctness of translations into/from Norwegian.