Even More Quick Cuts
Yet another example of what editors do for attorneys.
In a hurry, an attorney might write something (e.g., for a client alert) like this:
IRC § 149(b)(1) provides that the interest on bonds, which are federally guaranteed, is not tax-exempt.
But that’s certainly not what the attorney meant.
Realizing this, an editor would fix it like so:
IRC § 149(b)(1) provides that the interest on federally guaranteed bonds is not tax-exempt.
Why?
Because that’s what editors do for attorneys — find and fix their errors so potential clients don’t even realize the attorneys are capable of such errors.
