Yes, everyone else has already posted on this, but it is funny (Mike McKee, “Solo’s Errant Spell-Check Causes ‘Sea Sponge’ Invasion”, The Recorder/Law.com, Mar. 2).
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I work for a judge and we get stuff like this all the time. The best was in a rape case when, after reading the defense attorney’s brief, the judge asked why “seamen” were so important to his case.
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