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Plaintiff submits this brief on appeal from the district court's decision. This is particularly perplexing considering that Jones is on point. Jones v. Maritime Education Co., 545 Fed. App'x 1039 (2nd Cir. 2016).

The Delaware Chancery Court was not the original 'chosen venue' due to the remedies sought being legal in nature.

Furthermore, Jones, like in this case, requires a factually-intense analysis. The arms-length transaction at issue requires close scrutiny.

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33 suggestions across 4 categories

All Style Clarity Proofing Citations

● LEGAL CONVENTIONS

Delaware Chancery Court → Delaware Court of Chancery

● IDIOMS

factually-intense → fact-intensive

● CONCISENESS

is particularly perplexing considering → surprisingly

What's New · For Enterprise Teams

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Express editing

Accept every active suggestion in one click. The new lightning-bolt button applies all recommendations at once—turning review into a single decision.

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Unified BriefCatch experience

Scores, Reports, and BriefChat are now available in Outlook, with the same trusted interface and writing engine you know from Word.

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Expert eyes on every email.

Get trusted legal writing feedback that explains not just what to change, but why.

● LEGAL CONVENTIONS

Catch the small slips that erode credibility

Misnaming a court sends the wrong signal. BriefCatch catches conventions like proper court names, helping your emails reflect the precision legal professionals expect.

Citation form, court names, judge titles, abbreviations — all checked against established conventions, with a one-line explanation for every change.

...the Delaware Chancery Court was not the original chosen venue due to the remedies sought being legal in nature...

LEGAL CONVENTIONS

Delaware Chancery Court

↓

Delaware Court of Chancery

Court of Chancery is the official name.

...In Jones, like in this case, a factually-intense analysis shows that the record replete with overwhelming, unequivocal, and compelling evidence...

IDIOMS

factually-intense

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fact-intensive

Example from Seth Waxman: "...courts have engaged in fact-intensive, case-by-case analyses..."

● IDIOMS

The phrase top advocates actually use.

"Factually intense" may sound plausible. Fact-intensive is the phrasing you'll find in briefs and opinions by legal writers like Justice Ginsburg and Seth Waxman. BriefCatch surfaces the idiomatic version with real examples, so you can see exactly why.

Every idiom suggestion includes examples from real opinions and briefs—not generic style advice.

⚡ EXPRESS EDITING

Triage every suggestion in one click.

The new lightning-bolt button accepts every active suggestion in the panel at once. For long emails or draft backlogs, Express Editing turns minutes of review into a single decision.

Want more control? Review and accept individual suggestions first, then apply the rest in bulk.

33 suggestions

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✓ 33 suggestions applied to your draft

Suggestions are applied directly to the email. Review individual cards before clicking Accept All if you prefer surgical edits.

“An email to a judge's chambers is a brief in miniature.”

Every message you send carries professional weight. The same writing intelligence that catches issues in your filings now catches them in your inbox — wordiness, weak verbs, citation slips, tone misses. Without breaking your workflow.

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