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Most lawyers are pretty darn good writers. They have to be. Apparently a bad writing day for the counsel of Rogers Communications, Inc., though...
One misplaced comma in a 14-page contract cost the company $2.13 million.
Who says punctuation and grammar aren't important?
Hat tip to Diana Huff at the MarCom Writer Blog.
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