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From: Guthrie's Guide to Better Legal Writing, 2nd Edition
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What’s with "Esquire"?, Begin a sentence with "And" or "But"?, How many spaces after the period at the end of a sentence?, Farther/Further and Less/Fewer?, Use of "Revert"?, "Travelled" or "Traveled"? "Focussed" or "Focused"?, "Quebecer" or "Quebecker"?, "Licence" or "License"?, Anything wrong with "as per" or "per"?, OK to refer to "the above [or below] paragraph?, How to use "hopefully", To "orient" or "oreintate"? "Oriented" or "orientated"?, Is "Will do" an appropriate response from a junior to a request for assistance?, Correct plural of "factum"?, Use of "enure" or "inure"?, "quaere" or "query"?, Difference between "toward" and "towards"?, Avoid "etc."?. Ending a sentence with a preposition?, Use "triage" as a verb?, Is "ain’t " ever OK?, "Quebec" or "Québec"? "Montreal" or "Montréal"?, Why have "This page intentionally left blank"?, Avoid "There is" and "there are"?, "Treble" or "triple"?, "OK" or "okay"?, Origin of "trite law"?, "lend" or "loan"?, "O" or "Oh"?, Nevertheless and nonetheless — or none the less?, Meaning of "table" in a meeting?, Why do we call a group of lawyers who practice together a "firm"?, "Agreeance"?, "Misunderestimate"?, Linguistic issues during COVID-19 pandemic?, "Curbside Pick-Up"?, Face Mask?, "Normalcy" or "normality"?, Pandemic versus epidemic, Let’s Get Phygital, Reflections on Language From Confinement,
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Neil Guthrie
Neil Guthrie is a lawyer and writer. He was educated at the universities of Toronto (BA, LLB) and Oxford (D Phil). He is director of professional development, research, and knowledge management at Aird & Berlis LLP.
