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Westlaw tip: When in doubt, hyphen it out
August 18, 2010
Doing corporate work? You might need to find some good will or close a stop-gap. But is it “good will,” good-will or goodwill? You can get all of these at once. Hyphenated words pick up all three versions. Thus, use of stop-gap as a term will instruct Westlaw to search for stop gap, stopgap and stop-gap.
(Provided by West Reference Attorneys)
