Write plainly, avoid redundancy and just say no to legalese.
July 15, 2015 at 06:16 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Adobe Systems Inc. released its internal legal style guide this week, trying to bridge the communication gap between lawyers and, well, everyone else.
The handbook instructs attorneys on how to write documents comprehensible to fellow practitioners, to the businesses they advise and to customers. See the full guide here or read on for a few of our favorite writing tips.
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