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It's something you would have to look for a bit if you want to live in France: the legal language. Obviously, to understand and master that language, you should already be fluent in the conversational vocabularies. As well, being expert in literary language wouldn't help you as much as you think, because meanwhile it brings you general vocabulary about French, it doesn't give you the specialties of the legal language. It's, after all, the only kind of vocabulary where you have to be fully comprehensive, and for that, you need to use overly precise words you would never hear outside of that. There's also a style, that's sometimes not needed but there. 

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Recently, I faced with legacy. I needed a legal contract. Whether you are entering into a relationship with a customer, a vendor or an independent contractor, contracts are a fact of business. You need them because they serve as legally valid agreements protecting your interests.

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