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I feel like most of the legalese comes in when the lawyer knows the case law between the cracks of the law as it's written. "So you can say X that way, but ther
by habitue 4y ago
I feel like most of the legalese comes in when the lawyer knows the case law between the cracks of the law as it's written. "So you can say X that way, but there was a case in M vs. G in 1989 that held that it could be interpreted as X' which is not what you want. To close that loophole, we usually add this clause..." Etc
- actionfromafar 4y agoSure, for excellent lawyers. There has to be a lot of cargo-culting there too.
- habitue 4y agothat's a good point