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Title: The crucial role of advanced English proficiency in global legal practice
Authors: Cherepnev, Danylo
Gudkova, N.
Keywords: English proficiency
international practice
legal services
globalization
professional communities
Issue Date: Jun-2024
Publisher: NGO International Center of Scientific Research
Citation: Cherepnev D. The crucial role of advanced English proficiency in global legal practice / D. Cherepnev, N. Gudkova // The driving force of science and trends in its development : collection of scientific papers "SCIENTIA" with Proceedings of the VI International Scientific and Theoretical Conference, Coventry, United Kingdom, June 21, 2024. – Coventry, United Kingdom : International Center of Scientific Research, 2024. – Р. 38-41.
Abstract: This paper explores the critical role of advanced English proficiency among legal practitioners in international practice. It emphasizes globalization's impact on legal services, access to international information, and effective communication. Key aspects include expanding legal markets, engaging with global clients, collaborating with foreign firms, and participating in international organizations and events. Mastery of English facilitates access to international laws, legal research, case law, and modern technologies. It also supports participation in professional communities and forums for continuous development. Proficiency in English ensures effective interaction with clients, seamless collaboration with colleagues, and active engagement in global legal proceedings, enhancing dispute resolution and legal innovation.
URI: https://er.knutd.edu.ua/handle/123456789/26905
Faculty: Інститут права та сучасних технологій
Department: Кафедра філології та перекладу (ФП)
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