Can You Identify A Circuit Court By The Font They Use?
Typeface aficionados -- this is your moment!
Typeface aficionados -- this is your moment!
Biglaw attorneys launch fight over spacing and everyone loses.
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The latest style issue that has mainstream media in a tizzy: what font you should use on your résumé. But do these tips really apply to lawyers?
Generally, lawyers don't conduct official business in Comic Sans, but we live in interesting times.
Biglaw firm has fun with fonts.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Welcome to Montgomery County, Texas -- the town(s) that fonts forgot.
The latest style issue that has mainstream media in a tizzy: what font you should use on your résumé. But do these tips really apply to lawyers?
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion revisits an age-old debate -- and offers tips on how to make Word work best for you.
The Seventh Circuit takes seven pages to say "don't use Times New Roman."
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Can you believe someone filed something this hideous in court?
Instead of arguing the law, the DOJ is arguing over font size...
Ed. note: This is the latest installment of Small Firms, Big Lawyers, one of Above the Law’s new columns for small-firm lawyers. If you want to send a message that you really don’t care what your document looks like, or that you never really gave it any thought, then this is the font for you. […]