For many legal practitioners, the thought of a visual contract is terrifying. After all, without all the flowery legalese, how will a court know how to interpret the contract? Except that the traditional approach to contract drafting is changing as drafters increasingly focus on clarity. Clarity can come in many forms: plain, uncomplicated language, white space and the strategic use of informational design like fonts, underlining, and highlighting to illustrate important elements … (more)
[Kerri Salata, Slaw, 13 December 2024]
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