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United States Plain Language Laws: The Laws Revolutionizing Transactional and Governmental Document Design

United States Plain Language Laws: The Laws Revolutionizing Transactional and Governmental Document Design

SKU:10102319
Michael Blasie, Esq.
Product Line
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S.
Publish Frequency
Annually

Overview

This book focuses on the nearly eight hundred codified laws that require plain language in legal documents. Every state, the federal government, and the District of Columbia have them. In addition to providing a history on plain language in the U.S., it provides terminology and classifications to allow a common dialogue for thinking about and discussing these laws. You will find helpful national overviews and statistics, as well as 16 appendices that contain the only centralized list of U.S. plain language laws as well as one appendix for each of 15 categories.

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: The Backstory of Plain Language

Chapter 2: Designing Codified Plain Language Laws

Chapter 3: Courts and Plain Language Laws

Chapter 4: National Overview of Plain Language Laws

Chapter 5: Private Sector Plain Language Laws

Chapter 6: Public Sector Plain Language Laws

Appendices

Experts

  • Michael Blasie, Esq.
    Michael Blasie, Esq.
    Seattle University School of Law
    Assistant Professor of Law
    Professor Michael Blasie, Esq. is a nationally and internationally recognized expert on legal writing. He is the nation's leading expert on plain language laws.
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