Interpreting Torts
Live Online Monthly Webinar
[Legal]
A slip-and-fall. A dog bite. A car accident. A construction job gone wrong. All of these situations are very different, but they all have one thing in common: someone probably committed a tort, and someone else is probably suing for damages as a result. In this two-hour workshop, you’ll get a taste of what a first-year law student learns about torts, but with the interpreter in mind. We’ll define specific terminology, including (and especially) words that might be counterintuitive. We’ll also look at the elements of a tort case that the plaintiff must prove (duty, breach, causation, and damages), and how a court evaluates each one. Finally, we'll talk about how torts lawsuits might be categorized in a typical court system, and how they might be treated procedurally.
Gain clarity on tort terminology and procedures to improve accuracy and confidence in civil case interpreting. Register today.
Interpreters will learn the basic elements of a tort
Interpreters will learn about some common types of torts and unusual terminology that they may encounter
Interpreters will learn relevant basic aspects of civil procedure affecting tort claims
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(407) 677-4155 | email: [email protected]
August 20, 2026 | 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm ET
Tamber Hilton
Our instructor was knowledgeable and gave us many tips which I found useful. We were able to practice what we were learning and he kept us all angaged
Our instructor was knowledgeable and gave us many tips which I found useful. We were able to practice what we were learning and he kept us all angaged
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concise and practical view of how ethics overlap in both fields
Read LessThis is a very comprehensive and clear explanation of what to expect when interpreting a Plea
This is a very comprehensive and clear explanation of what to expect when interpreting a Plea
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Read LessThis is my third webinar with DeLaMora. Very pleased with the presentation, the material that the presenter James Plunett is very pleasant and competent inte...
Read MoreThis is my third webinar with DeLaMora. Very pleased with the presentation, the material that the presenter James Plunett is very pleasant and competent interpreter and linguist. I learned new things, such as how the brain works regarding units of meaning. Thank you very much
Read Lessvery simple to understand, a lot of important information and tips. thank you for a great class
very simple to understand, a lot of important information and tips. thank you for a great class
Read LessGreat material and insights! Indispensable to understand the best way to deliver consecutive interpretation
Great material and insights! Indispensable to understand the best way to deliver consecutive interpretation
Read LessIt ‘s was a very helpful tool for interpreters. We appreciate it. Thank you to our experience teacher!
It ‘s was a very helpful tool for interpreters. We appreciate it. Thank you to our experience teacher!
Read LessPalma clearly knows her stuff. This was well organized and engaging with plenty of time for questions. She also generously stayed on longer than prescribed t...
Read MorePalma clearly knows her stuff. This was well organized and engaging with plenty of time for questions. She also generously stayed on longer than prescribed to continue addressing questions. I will definitely look to take more training opportunities with her.
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I like that our instructor was very communicative/interactive with the viewers.
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