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"I wanted to send the information BOTH TO my lawyer and banker" or

"I wanted to send the information TO BOTH my lawyer and banker"?

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the second sentence yea
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Either is correct but the 2nd sounds easier on the ear.

You can also say, "I wanted to send the information to my lawyer and my banker."
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I wanted to send the information TO BOTH my lawyer and banker. :)
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the second sentence is correct
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It's the second.
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I wanted to send the information both to my lawyer and to my banker.
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2nd sentence.
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Both are fine, although the second one has more elegance. However, you should say 'my banker' in both cases, it sounds better and improves the balance of the sentence.
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