Practice Pointer: Don’t Let Your iPhone Spellcheck Your Brief
Check out this error, which is both entertaining and educational.
Check out this error, which is both entertaining and educational.
Check out this screw-up; it's just criminal.
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If you notice a lot of typographical errors, you might be racist.
Making law review doesn't help one's grammar on Facebook.
What did this law school do after realizing it made a profane typo in a mass email?
What's the best caption for this photo of a funny (and embarrassing) typo?
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Who wants to see a funny (and embarrassing) typo?
How badly do you want to go to law school? Badly enough to ruin your future admission prospects?
Typos are a part of life, but when they're this unfortunate, the only thing you can do is laugh.
What was the verdict in the Bradley Manning court martial?
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
Perhaps this Biglaw partner should stop hating on Bloomberg and spend more time editing?
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Apparently this Harvard-educated presidential candidate can't spell "America." Are you still with Mitt?
Congratulations to Bingham McCutchen, which recently earned a spot on Fortune's best companies to work for -- for the eighth year in a row. And congratulations to Bingham's nine new partners. And congratulations to high-billing associates at Bingham. They were rewarded with "extraordinary" bonuses, as set forth in the firm's bonus memo....