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Capital Linguists provides interpreting, translation, conference, and language-support services for organizations. It offers legal translation and legal interpretation services, including remote, phone, and on-site interpreting. Philip Rosen, MA, is identified as Founder and Managing Director.
Credentials & Experience
- ISO 9001
- ISO 17100
Coverage Area
Anywhere in the USA or worldwide; offices listed in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.
Additional Details
- Languages
- SpanishMandarinFrenchKorean
- Remote / VRI Available
- Yes
Review Sentiment
↑positive96%Capital Linguists receives universal praise for professional interpreters, responsive service, efficiency, and reliable on-time delivery across legal and corporate sectors.
Review Highlights
"Best translation agency I've ever done business with!"
"They have the best interpreters and were extremely professional"
"finished it well before the deadline"
"We would be honored to recommend Capital Linguists"
Location
Washington, DC
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