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Why lawyers should never write web copy

26th
Jun
by Sarah Turner

Recently came across this little gem on a law firm’s website. Did anyone actually read this out loud to see what it sounded like? I think not.

The Group is a market leader and works very closely with the Technology and Intellectual Property Group and the lawyers in each draw on the experience and expertise of lawyers in related fields including Competition Law and Intellectual Property so as to be able to deploy on behalf of clients the wide range of legal specialisations which have been developed within the firm and so as to enable all relevant legal transactions and services to be undertaken rapidly and efficiently on behalf of clients.

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