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Technology in the Carolinas Courts: 2024 Update part 1

I’m gratified to resume blogging in 2024. Since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, much has changed for me professionally and personally. Nevertheless, we’ve implemented many positive features. We’ve also observed where progress is stagnant. Almost three years ago, this blog discussed the impact of virtual court proceedings involving deaf/hard-of-hearing and limited English proficient parties in […]

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We are Back!

The weekly Blogs and monthly newsletter had stopped for a period. Shortly after we purchased the assets of Carolina Safety Consultants, Archway Safety Consulting & Language services grew quickly. During that time, our team worked at a fever pace just to keep up and maintain the same level of service. This meant that some things

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One of my most difficult medical interpreter moments.

There are moments that we never forget. These occasions often change our viewpoint and how we do things in the future. I thought it would be interesting to share just a few of those moments with you now. One day, I received a call from a nurse case manager who needed me at a hospital

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No More Transporting

One of the most agonizing decisions I had to take in 2020 was to discontinue providing transport services. When we incorporated in 2007, our clients were mostly language service companies that catered to workers’ compensation (WC) insurance companies. Also, we provided direct language services to a few WC carriers. Since we were compensated for interpreting

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Effective training for a powerful safety culture part 1

This blog was originally published in February, 2020. Corona Virus hit and so did a tornado and I stopped blogging. This is being republished so that Part two can make sense. We have already talked about the importance of clear communication for a healthy safety climate. Regular consistent safety training in the language’s employees understand

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It has been one crazy year!

Hello everybody! Welcome to my blog reboot. Hopefully, I have not lost too many followers. Let’s begin with a 2020 recap of our company. Next, 2021 intentions will be shared with you. First, I am very grateful because we survived! The beginning of 2020 was exciting, hopeful, and full of plans. I began attending Columbia

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