Rose Joby

Many a time, select paragraphs constructed in uppercase letters stand out in contracts, serving as a prominent reminder to the contracting parties of their inescapable commitment. ‘All-caps’ are typically used in commercial contracts in the ‘Warranty Disclaimer’ and ‘Limitation of Liability’ sections. In the 21st century as we wake up to and shed antiquated practices, this continued usage of the archaic ‘all-caps’ construct begs the question – is it at all relevant?

Within a year of being elected to power, 40% of the same country that voted Donald Trump into Presidency, wants him impeached. They want him out, even as they try to puzzle out how on earth he got in. His victory in the Presidential Election of 2016 still seems to be shrouded in mystery to many, given his murky reputation in the media as a misogynist and a bigoted right wing rabble rouser.