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Which fonts are in fashion and which ones are obsolete?

And does any law firm have their own copyrighted fonts?
Calibri in emails, presentations, etc. Garamond in drafts.
Irrespective of the firm in which she is, NKU uses Times New Roman, just like a boss showing his power move.
Looking forward to see more responses here. I worked with 3 teams in a boutique law firm and each partner had their own preferences. One RE Partner preferred Garamond -12 for transaction documents, GC preferred Arial -10 or Times New Roman 11.
Don't any firms force their favourite house font style on everyone?
Basically more than firm to firm, it’s forced from partner to partner
Khaitan - Calibri 11

IndusLaw - Book Antiqua, 11

Trilegal - Calibri 11 for Emails, Times New Roman, 11 for documents.
Think only Khaitan has their own font. Guess what it’s called? Khaitan. Shit, but king shit.
Comic Sans is the ultimate chhapri font, but Calibri isn’t far behind. I think TNR and Arial are best.
Comic Sans is famously meant for people with learning disabilities.
We have verdana 12 & Roboto

calibri, arial, TNR, Garamond all are bad, reader has to stress his eyes .. comic san is juvenile,
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