> I would very much argue against those (even in this thread), that say that the lay-person isn't the intended audience for lots of contracts, particularly for

> I would very much argue against those (even in this thread), that say that the lay-person isn't the intended audience for lots of contracts, particularly for T&Cs where they are often written by a contracts lawyer, for a contracts lawyer or judge, but should ABSOLUTELY be written for the lay-person to understand. I would argue that if a lay-person is expected to comply with the law/contract, then lay-person should be the intended audience.