Presentation	Welcome Address	Time: 13:00 to 13:10
Presentation	Legal Issues Surrounding Machine Translation and Data Privacy	Time: 13:15 to 13:55
Panel	The Lawyer-Linguist as Interpreter	Time: 14:00 to 14:55
Panel	Translating Across Legal Systems	Time: 15:00 to 15:55
Presentation	Areas of Opportunity for Lawyer-Linguists in the International Human Rights Arena	Time: 16:00 to 16:55
Virtual powwow	“Ask the Lawyer-Linguist” Chatroom	Time: 17:00 to 19:30
Panel	Training for Lawyer-Linguists	Time: 17:05 to 17:55
Panel	The Multilingual Law Student	Time: 18:05 to 18:50
Presentation	Closing remarks	Time: 18:55 to 19:05
On-demand presentation	The Role of the Lawyer-Linguist in the Language Services Industry	Time: 19:00 to 19:05
On-demand presentation	Working as a Freelance Lawyer-Linguist for the UN, States and Other Non-State Actors	Time: 19:05 to 19:10
On-demand presentation	The Lawyer-Linguist as CEO	Time: 19:15 to 19:20
On-demand presentation	Working as a Lawyer-Linguist for the European Court of Justice (Freelancers and In-House)	Time: 19:20 to 19:25
On-demand presentation	Maintaining a Law Practice as a Lawyer-Linguist	Time: 19:30 to 19:35

Great presentation and very useful!

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I loved it.It was quite dynamic,useful and informative.

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Really interesting and many personal questions found answers. For future events, I hope that technical problems will be less important... A great moment

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Very interesting, indeed! Kind regards, Emanuela

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After an initial brief period of technical difficulties with the audio; I thought the presentation was not only well -presented and interesting, but that it also offered a lot of useful and new information, as well. Thanks again for this well-received yearly event, Suzanne: keep up the good work!

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Bunch of thanks.

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10:30 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	Dear Kilgray staff, I have just visited the room with presentation of MemoQ, but it all seems very complicated to understand. Could you please describe in just few words the principle of MemoQ's work
10:30 May 28, 2014	Roberto Silva: 63936	All	And if you into the equation Agile development, MT integration, Privacy and connectivity to other workflows (CRM, TMS, CMS), things start to get very complex.
10:30 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	Can it help with translating not so large texts, say, a 2000 words contract
10:31 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	@Alexander, I'm happy to open a private chat to explain the basics of it. would that work for you?
10:31 May 28, 2014	Edit Erdodi: 1648720	All	Have a nice day, for you too, Ali. And enjoy the presentations.
10:31 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	Sandor: sure, thank you
10:32 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	Of course, it helps translating contracts, manuals and repetitive texts - you can reduce delivery times using it.
10:32 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	ok, give me a sec, please
10:33 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	Hello again here
10:33 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	Hello Alexander
10:33 May 28, 2014	István Lengyel: 142959	All	I need to go into the live questions and answers session now, so I will disappear for a few minutes!
10:33 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	so, shall we start from the very beginning? Have you worked with a CAT tool previously?
10:34 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	good luck, István ;-)
10:34 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	I had some experience with Wordfast back in 2000s, when it was free yet
10:35 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	I can't quite remember how it worked, but I remember some words in the text were translated automatically
10:35 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	I installed a trial version of MemoQ about 4 months ago, but had no chance to apply it in my work unfortunately
10:36 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	It all turned out very complicated
10:36 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	ok. well, a lot of things have changed since 2000. Basics are still the same, though: you can import documents to translate, store previous translations in your translation memories and re-use those
10:36 May 28, 2014	Alexander Kozhukhov: 8241	All	So I just would like to have a bried explanation of how it all works
10:36 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	for upcoming translations
10:36 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	the basic is the following
10:37 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	you create a project, give it a name, set language pairs
10:37 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	add your translatable documents to your project
10:37 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	create a translation memory
10:38 May 28, 2014	Sandor Papp: 1193492	All	please note that if you create a TM, it's always empty