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Alan Siegel: Egyszerűsítsük a jogi zsargont!

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Adó nyomtatványok, hitel megállapodások, egészségügyi szabályozás. Tele vannak hivatalos halandzsával, mondja Alan Siegel, és még ráadásul felfoghatatlanul hosszúak is. Úgy véli, egyszerűbb, értelmesebb módon kell újratervezni ezeket a dokumentumokat, hétköznapi nyelven, hogy végül mindannyiunk számára olvashatóak legyenek a jogi dokumentumok.

A branding expert and one of the leading authorities on business communication, Alan Siegel wants to put plain English into legal documents for government and business. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Regina Saphier
Reviewed by Hope Albright
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