Whenever I get stumped on an editorial question—“Do I need a comma here?” “Is [such-and-such word] hyphenated?”— I usually shout across the way to my coworkers or turn to Google. However, I’ve always thought it would be neat to have an editorial phone-a-friend like you’re allowed to have on “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”
Perhaps you’ve felt that way before too, although I’d imagine in a much more intense situation. After all, my kind of queries (“Do you capitalize first lady?” You don’t, by the way.) can’t hold a candle to yours (“If we write our wellness communications in X way, could we get sued?” “Is X change to our retirement plan a breach of fiduciary responsibility?”).