In the second last post in a series about choosing the right word when communicating, we look how archaic words are still appearing in many business’s writing, particularly standard letters. Archaic words are words and phrases that were once used regularly, but are now less common. Of course, the English language continually evolves, and possiblyRead more
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Plain language in family law made head way early this year with the Attorney General’s office releasing Family Law TermFinder, a plain language tool explaining common family law terms. When writing in family law – for either clients or colleagues – it is important to strike a balance between authority and readability. If you areRead more