Press Releases from Legal-Ease International (4 total)
Dena Falken - One of the Most Successful Women in Business
In Mexico City, Dena Falken www.legalenglish.com stands in front of the Monumento a la Revolucion, one of the most famous landmarks in the city. She is in the middle of a lecture to Training international lawyers about Legal Language and the difference in Spanisih "I think you'll love it," she says, glaring into the distance. Her speech is designed to inspire the audience and teach them about the importance…
Legal-Ease International Is the Best Place for Legal English for Many Reasons
In a world. Where technology is deeply integrated into our lives, we need to find ways to leverage it in our favor. Technology is changing the way people are communicating especially when it comes to legal languages. It can therefore be extremely useful where you must Legal English if you belong to the law industry.
Lawyers are like Pillars and the many others we have taught are working in organizations…
How Teaching Helps One Understand Better - Dena Falken/ Legal-Ease International
The learning by teaching method has been demonstrated in many studies. Students who spend time teaching what they’ve learned go on to show better understanding and retention than students who simply spend the same time re-studying. What remains unresolved, however, is exactly why teaching helps the teacher better understand and retain what they’ve learned.In a new study in Applied Cognitive Psychology researchers set out to test their theory that teaching…
Dena Falken starts unique business, Legal-Ease International Worldwide
Dena Falken is the Founder of Legal-Ease International, Dena trains attorneys, interpreters, paralegals, and legal staff to navigate the intricacies of “Legal English” in over 50 countries worldwide. Interestingly enough, Dena didn’t always see her career unfolding this way.
Upon finishing law school in Washington, DC, Dena decided to leverage her language skills and interest in International affairs. She wanted more than to just practice law, she wanted to make a…
