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Leave of absence. The phrase "leave of absence" is so commonly used we really don’t think of it as...
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Defamation is an umbrella term. Underneath it you will find libel and slander revving their engines waiting to take...
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Okay, okay, we’ve all heard it. On television, in movies, at the neighborhood coffeehouse, at work or just...
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Today, I officially start my column under its new name The Legal Jargon Examiner. Here is the place where you can...
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Although the legal term per se has made it into dinner/diner conversations, per quod has been left out in the...
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What is a legal opinion without a per se here and there? Not only is this a term of legal jargon, it has found its...
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Perhaps the second most important question in day to day life is: “What’s THAT mean?” We are...
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