Plaintiffs attorneys would do well to adopt better
typographical practices now rather than later.
These rules are designed to promote fairness, uniformity, and legibility by forbidding attorneys from engaging in the worst
typographical practices in an effort to squeeze more words onto a page.
Kendall Gray over at The Appellate Record has had some fun recently reformatting a Supreme Court of Texas opinion in an attempt to apply modern
typographical practices to a product that still owes its shape to the typewriter.