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The Legal Language Course (English & Urdu) at GB Law School and Research Center is crafted for law students, professionals, and anyone interested in mastering legal terminology and communication in both English and Urdu. This course focuses on building a strong foundation in the language and structure of legal documents, enabling participants to interpret, draft, and communicate effectively in legal contexts across both languages.
Course Fee Structure
Regular Courses
3-Month Courses
For more details and course enrollment, please get in touch with our admissions team.
This course is ideal for:
Overview of legal vocabulary and basic sentence structure in English and Urdu.
Practical exercises in drafting contracts, affidavits, and other legal documents in both languages.
Best practices for translating legal documents without compromising meaning or intent.
Skills for effective oral and written communication in legal proceedings.
Guidance on formal legal correspondence, including letters, memos, and emails.
GB Law School offers a comprehensive approach to bilingual legal language training, taught by experienced legal professionals fluent in both English and Urdu. This course empowers students to communicate confidently in diverse legal contexts, enhancing their employability and effectiveness in bilingual legal environments. Through practical exercises and real-world examples, participants gain valuable skills in drafting, interpreting, and translating complex legal documents across both languages. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to navigate legal proceedings, negotiations, and professional settings, equipped with the clarity and precision essential in legal practice.
GB Law School and Research Center is committed to providing world-class legal education, combining academic excellence with practical skills. Our comprehensive programs prepare students for dynamic careers in the legal field, supported by expert faculty and a vibrant learning environment.
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