lien

glossary / charge (réelle), dingliche Belastung, diritto di riservato dominio, droit de gage, GRAVAMEN, LIEN, PRIVILEGE, privilegio, 留置权

lien

Chinese: 留置权

French: privilège, charge (réelle), droit de gage

German: dingliche Belastung

Italian: privilegio, diritto di riservato dominio

Spanish: gravamen

Chinese-English Legal Glossary

We explore the intricacies and challenges of Chinese legal translation. Our mission is to provide valuable insights and best practices that enable legal professionals to overcome language and cultural barriers, build trust, and facilitate seamless cross-border legal transactions. We strive to offer an informative and engaging resource for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge and expertise in Chinese legal translation.

New Translator Introduction: We are delighted to introduce our new Senior Translator, Chang Liu, to the LegalLingo team. With over 15 years of experience in corporate law, Chang brings an exceptional level of expertise to our team. Her proficiency in translating complex legal documents such as contracts, agreements, and memorandums will be a valuable asset to our clients. Chang, a native Chinese speaker, is fluent in both Mandarin and English, and has extensive experience translating between the two languages. Her meticulous attention to detail and dedication to providing accurate and timely translations is what sets her apart.

Team Achievements: We recently completed a large-scale legal translation project for a multinational corporation, which involved translating over 2,000 pages of legal documents. Our team of experts faced numerous challenges, including complex legal terminology and concepts. However, we worked diligently to ensure that every detail was accurately translated and the project was completed on time and to the client’s complete satisfaction.