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there was an interesting article yesterday in the Wall Street Journal regarding the legal profession and typefaces or fonts and it basically had to do with the this trend to shift from Times New Roman to Colibri so last month or actually in January the state department issued I guess a directive to its employees that all agency documents would be in calibri because supposedly that font is easier to read or people who have disabilities find it easier to to read a similar mandate was imposed in New Jersey courts and as well as the highest court in the UK has a similar requirement that calibri be used so it was an article primarily talking about the more traditional Times New Roman in this new shift to Colibri I will say here in Massachusetts theres no stringent requirement rule eight of the rules of civil procedure state that no technical forms of pleadings or motions are required so you could use the font that you choose most lawyers Id say the vast majority use Times New Roman in mos
