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Create an editing checklist. Trim your long sentences. Stay away from jargon and needless commentary. Take a break. Use The Blue book. Read your document aloud. Peer review. Microsoft Word tools.
Just read through all your text multiple times, starting with sentence structures, then word choice, following spellings, and finally punctuation for better proofreading legal documents. These days, all word processors come with grammar check. And, like spell check, this technology can make mistakes.
Legal and financial proofreaders work on site at law firms proofreading documents a lawyer or analyst submitted, and comparing them against the document the word processor created. A legal proofreader looks for errors in grammar, spelling, consistency, and must also know specifics about legal and financial writing.
Write first, proofread last. Print a copy. Change how it looks. Work on one section at a time. Take your time.
Create an editing checklist. Trim your long sentences. Stay away from jargon and needless commentary. Take a break. Use The Blue book. Read your document aloud. Peer review. Microsoft Word tools.
A legal editor does the copy editing, content editing, and proofreading for an organization's publications. The role is responsible for ensuring that written documents comply with the organization's standards.
What Does a Legal Editor Do? As a legal editor, your responsibilities are to review, proofread, and edit legal publications and documents to ensure that the content is accurate and free from grammatical or spelling errors. The materials you edit and proofread can range from court judgments to statutes.
A minimum of a high school diploma or GED is required to obtain work in the legal writing and publishing field, although a bachelor's degree in English, writing, journalism, communications, or related field is often preferred.
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