Multilingual Lawyer: John Dundon

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Episode 34

The USLawEssentials Law & Language podcast continues its series of interviews with multilingual lawyers as Steven Horowitz interviews Professor John Dundon.

Professor Dundon is an attorney and language instructor with an exciting background. Prior to teaching, he worked at three premier law firms, focusing on private equity fund formation and management. He earned an M.A. in applied linguistics and has taught English in New York as well as South & Central Asia. Professor Dundon currently teaches legal English at Georgetown University (with Steven Horowitz!) 

He speaks several languages, including French, and has avidly studied Russian, Farsi, Tajik, and Rushani. And now he is studying Hungarian!

Professor Dundon is also very well-traveled. How many countries do you think he has been to? Listen to the podcast and find out!

This is a great interview with an incredibly accomplished attorney, linguist, and legal English professor.

You can learn more about Professor Dundon here: https://www.law.georgetown.edu/faculty/john-t-dundon/

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