'[He'll need] a magnifying glass': Contract lawyer takes a client's request literally, squeezing several pages of legal jargon onto a single page using tiny text
Reading the fine print of any document is tedious. You're squinting to make out the tiny letters, the verbiage is convoluted, and you can't help but feel like you're about to sign your life away at any given clause. Shady businesses use the 'fine print' tactic to hide sketchy activity or to protect themselves from liability, but for the most part, a lot of legal documents have tiny text to save on printing costs. However, in our next story, one contract lawyer was pushed to the limits of sanity (and hilarity) when a client demanded an impossible request.
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Puzzled by his client's request, u/elyesq, a seasons contract attorney, decided to follow his instruction to the letter. Literally. Knowing his long-time client had a good sense of humor, OP decided to be a little silly with his recent project.
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How would you respond if you were asked to put together a 30-page legal document on a single sheet of 8.5x11 piece of paper? Well, you'd shrink the font of course! Scroll for the entire story of malicious compliance that was met with a wholehearted laugh and a very silly-looking document. After this, here's another story of wholesomeness in the workplace where handymen recall the generous gifts from their favorite clients.
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