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IDKW but when writing contracts I've always referred to companies as female - eg: "any costs incurred in filing of IP will be the liability of Company X or her designate"
I seem to recall being told this was convention in the past but my colleagues are looking at me as if I'm daft.
Am I?
No issue to change to 'its' - just a mindless 'I wonder?' moment.
Posted : 03/07/2017 1:27 pm
I've always referred to them as male in letters and correspondence. i.e. Dear Sirs,
.................
????
Posted : 03/07/2017 1:32 pm
I wouldn't use pronouns at all, I'd use "any costs incurred in filing of IP will be the liability of Company X or a designate of Company X"
Posted : 03/07/2017 1:36 pm