History
Patricia Acosta Schumann started her career as an intepreter in 2003. Since then, they've facilitated the success of artists like Aurora Falls and Nayantara Kani along with bike company HydroCycle and established tech enterprise Tap Unlimited. In 2011, they brought on Associate Isabel Sonam to work with fashion companies, photographers, and fine artists. She brings an exceptional level of enthusiasm, dedication, and nuanced perspective that makes their firm the holistic solution for creative clients.
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Certified Court Interpreter
owner
Patricia Acosta Schumann
From working at the prestigious Lee, Wooden & Ziegler LLP to opening her own practice in 2001, Angeline has represented Arts & Entertainment clients large and small for nearly 20 years. She made headlines in 2010 when she secured the “Kingston Woman” rights to songwriter Helen Jones and continues to provide the same dedication to all her clients. Practicing since the first internet boom, Angeline has hands-on experience with how technology affects the creative industry. Staying ahead of the law’s frequent changes is Angeline’s sixth sense.
Education
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 1999
Computer Information System, Bachelor of Science
University of Louisville, 2011
Spanish Linguistics, Master of Arts
Indiana University Southeast, expected B.S. 2020
Informatics, Bachelor of Science
Certifications
• Kentucky State Certified Court Interpreter
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Affiliations
American Translators Association - ATA
National Association of Judiciary Interpreters - NAJIT