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Twenty-nine interpreters, all employees of the court, argue inordinately low pay and “dysfunction of Justice” for limited English proficiency New Yorkers violate the 14th Amendment.
LSP Carmazzi Global Solutions files for bankruptcy in wake of litigation with US Social Security Administration. Vendors left unpaid.
LEP consumers are especially vulnerable to predatory practices by debt collectors, says NYC’s Department of Consumer Affairs; recommends requiring language access services.
New Headquarters Aimed at Accommodating Growth; Company Expects to Add
New York City’s new language access law now requires city agencies to translate their most commonly distributed public documents in 10 languages. The move is expected to expand language access to cover 86 % of New Yorkers with limited English proficiency.
NYC.gov to be available to its 45m unique annual visitors in six new languages translated by city staff and vendors; NYC Assistant Commissioner calls existing Google Translate fix a short-term solution.
The software uses voice recognition, machine learning, and pattern recognition, slightly similar to statistical machine translation.
CyraCom is riding the virtual remote interpretation boom, opening a new contact center in Florida just eight months after a 300-seat NY office.
Partnering with Language Line Solutions, Long Beach expects this initiative to help residents with limited English proficiency.
TransPerfect’s litigation support and ediscovery arm TransPerfect Legal Solutions has named Daniel Meyers President of its Information Governance Division.
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