Sentences with phrase «because of the legalese»

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During the legislators remarks Grant and Schoenberger, in their finest legalese intonated that the proposal should sail through because the formal documents in front of the legislature were signed by the County Executive, Ed Day and the County Attorney, Thomas Humbach.

So does one have to register for a damn Kindle account before you can see the for real Legalese contract because that marketing speak explanation of the terms leaves a lot to be desired Oh yes indeed Samantha, given the past epic wanks that have happened over fandom plagiarism it will be a giant drama trap when money is involved.

We'll take note of the page of fine print legalese, but refrain from reading it because it's just too much to take in.

As she waded through a stream of legalese in search of permission from the rights holders (a corporation), she came to the following conclusion: «The rights holders weren't actually getting more money because of the copyright; what they were getting was the power to suppress art, to suppress communication.»

Can anyone point towards specific cases where someone with a similar will has run into major problems because they wrote a simple will instead of the complex legalese one?

There is a school of thought that all the attention to plain language and cutting through legalese has inspired rhetoric but little action because it is a response to the crisis of legitimacy of the law and the legal system.

As for the rogue employee theory, this also seems unlikely because it is hard to imagine the average sales person having both advanced computing skills and the familiarity with legalese to draft a paragraph of boilerplate.

Those are easy to spot because they're written in the third person and full of redundant legalese and excessive detail.