Legalese is a language that lawyers use to when writing documents like contracts or other various legal document. It seems that legalese helps put things into technical terms that lawyers or other legal professionals comprehend better than someone with no prior legal knowledge. When using legalese it's important to maintain proper grammar and organization so that the writing document is easy to read and understand. In the case of Phillips-addis v. Bush,there was controversy over whether the legalese used in the complaint provided was difficult to read and comprehend. Some examples of the legalese used revolve around using repetitive language along with difficult to decipher legal statements that made the complaint more complicated than it should have been. Another example would be "comes now the plaintiff". Legalese is best used when conversing with other legal professionals, rather than a client or someone with no legal background.

1-Respond to their posts and include reasons why legalese should be avoided, give examples of words or phrases that could be -used instead of the legalese mentioned .