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Times New Roman for pleadings
Tahoma or Arial for emails
Nahin, sirf woh log jo shareef nahin hain. Jaise ki aap.
No, but you are. For being an insensitive douche. One wonders how your perspective might change if God forbid, you suddenly lose any of your usual abilities because of a mishap.
Great, some woke agenda in e-mail/document writing as well. Are serif fonts canceled now?
He jumps into the cake, instead of jumping out of it.
Please do consider using sans serif fonts for enhanced readability of your text. Arial, Helvetica, Courier, Verdana and Comic Sans have all been suggested as dyslexia friendly fonts. Accessibility should be something we all keep in mind :)
You can use any sh*t depending on the client.

Most of these kids here seem to have never seen the face of a proper court and call the cubicle their court.

Original Side Rules/Appellate Side Rules anyone?
Tahoma for email, Calibri for opinions / written submissions, Palatino for pleadings (but on the lookout for something else)
To paraphrase, "Times New Roman 11 is the worst font, except for all the other fonts".
Times New Roman 11 (for documents) and Arial 10 (for emails in Outlook)
Calibri is so ugly - wish it wasn't the default in MS Word / Outlook.
Book Antiqua. Stands the test of time and legibility in pleadings.
This is a very important conversation - I used to like Verdana but then I switched to Garamond.
I'm personally partial to the good old Times New Roman. How about you all?