Specialized Arabic–English translation and structured bilingual review for international litigation, arbitration, and institutional matters requiring defensible precision.


Approach & Review Protocol

Structured bilingual review designed to protect interpretive accuracy in high-stakes matters.

Terminological Integrity

Each engagement begins with formal terminology alignment across source and target texts to ensure consistency with jurisdictional usage and procedural context.

Contextual & Evidentiary Review

Beyond direct translation, materials are reviewed for contextual fidelity, interpretive risk, and potential ambiguity that could affect evidentiary clarity.

Structured Quality Control

All materials undergo layered bilingual review prior to delivery, with emphasis on precision, consistency, and defensibility in adversarial or institutional settings.


Representative Matter Types

Engagements have included structured bilingual review in matters such as:

Cross-Border Contract Disputes

Structured review and translation of commercial agreements, amendments, and related correspondence in multi-jurisdictional matters.

Arbitration Submissions & Procedural Materials

Bilingual preparation and structured review of statements of claim, witness materials, procedural filings, and supporting documentation.

Expert Reports & Affidavits

Terminology alignment and interpretive review for expert statements and evidentiary materials submitted in contested proceedings.

Regulatory & Institutional Filings

Translation and structured review of submissions prepared for governmental, academic, and institutional bodies.

Immigration & Administrative Proceedings

Translation and structured review of evidentiary materials, affidavits, and supporting documentation submitted in immigration and administrative contexts.


Confidentiality & Engagement Standards

All engagements are conducted with professional discretion and structured handling protocols appropriate to legal, arbitral, and institutional environments.

Confidential Handling

Materials are treated as confidential from initial transmission through final delivery. Secure file transfer methods are used where appropriate, and access is limited strictly to the scope of engagement. Documents are not retained beyond the defined engagement period unless expressly agreed. Non-disclosure agreements or engagement-specific confidentiality terms are incorporated where required.

Conflict Review

Each matter is reviewed prior to commencement to identify potential conflicts. Engagements involving overlapping interests are declined where necessary to preserve professional integrity and independence.

Defined Scope & Documentation

Engagements proceed under clearly defined scope parameters, timelines, and deliverables. Communication is structured and documented to maintain alignment and clarity throughout the review process.


Firm Credentials

Meridian Language Advisory is an independent bilingual advisory practice specializing in Arabic–English legal and institutional documentation.The firm’s advisory work is informed by advanced academic training in Arabic language, applied linguistics, and structured translation methodology at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including study at the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor.


Engagement

Engagements proceed following preliminary review and confirmation of defined scope, deliverables, and timelines.Consultation requests and document submissions may be initiated using the options below:

Direct correspondence:
[email protected]
Confidential materials should be transmitted using the secure submission option above.


Consultation Request

Consultation requests are reviewed prior to formal engagement.
Please provide sufficient detail to enable preliminary assessment of scope and timing.


Secure Document Submission

Confidential materials may be submitted for preliminary review via protected file transfer link (e.g., Dropbox, OneDrive, or similar).
Access instructions should be included where applicable.
Password-protected documents may alternatively be transmitted via secure email to:
[email protected]
Passwords should be transmitted separately.