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Writing for Litigators 2019
Chair(s):
Gerald Lebovits
Practice Area:
Litigation,
Practice skills (Litigation)
Published:
Jul 2019
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Do’s, Don’ts, and Maybes: Legal Writing Do’s—Part I
Chapter 2. Do’s, Don’ts, and Maybes: Legal Writing Do’s—Part II
Chapter 3. Do’s, Don’ts, and Maybes: Legal Writing Don’ts—Part I
Chapter 4. Do’s, Don’ts, and Maybes: Legal Writing Don’ts—Part II
Chapter 5. On Terra Firma with English
Chapter 6. Free at Last from Obscurity: Achieving Clarity
Chapter 7. Legal-Writing Myths
Chapter 8. Persuasive Writing for Lawyers—Part I
Chapter 9. Persuasive Writing for Lawyers—Part II
Chapter 10. Writing Bad Briefs: How to Lose a Case in 100 Pages or More
Chapter 11. Persuading the Judge Through Writing: How to Win
Chapter 12. Drafting New York Civil-Litigation Documents: Part XLVI—Best Practices for Persuasive Writing
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