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The Little Book on Legal Writing
Whether a law student or a paralegal student, The Little Book on Legal Writing allows one to dramatically improve his or her legal writing with minimum effort.
This book is geared to the kind of writing first-year law students do in a standard legal writing course: memorandums and briefs. However, almost all the advice given applies to other kinds of legal writing as well, such as contracts and pleadings. In fact, much of the advice applies to nonfiction writing in general, because good legal writing is simply good writing.
Each subject is broken down into simple, concise sections, making The Little Book on Legal Writing an excellent title for any professor s legal writing course.
This book is geared to the kind of writing first-year law students do in a standard legal writing course: memorandums and briefs. However, almost all the advice given applies to other kinds of legal writing as well, such as contracts and pleadings. In fact, much of the advice applies to nonfiction writing in general, because good legal writing is simply good writing.
Each subject is broken down into simple, concise sections, making The Little Book on Legal Writing an excellent title for any professor s legal writing course.
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142 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1992
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January 6, 2010
A waste of time. If you are interested in grammar in a legal context, check out anything by Bryan Garner. This stuff is fluff.
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