Who says the Oxford comma doesn’t matter? Not this circuit court judge! An appellate court recently ruled in favor of Maine dairy drivers in a very, very expensive labor dispute that hinged on the oft-debated comma.
Needless to say, the Oxford (or serial) comma had it’s day in court…and won. Read on.
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