Should Lawyers Write with Contractions?

We all want to do the job properly and comprehensively, but at what point should you draw the line when it comes to chasing down the answer to every thought you have in a given task? 

It's a common issue for young lawyers - it just seems like everything takes much longer than it "should". So how can we be working towards more efficiency in our practice? 

To sound fluent and natural when you speak you might want to learn about contractions. 

Find out why we write some phrases with hyphens but not others. 

Find out why we write some phrases with hyphens but not others. 

Also: is it better to be right or “not wrong”?

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