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Don't Write "Like a Lawyer": Three Golden Rules of Legal Writing and Essential References

By TechnoLawyer | Thursday, May 31, 2018

Coming today to LitigationWorld: Of all the misinformation that exists in the legal profession, none is more destructive than anachronisms about legal writing. In this issue of LitigationWorld, New Jersey lawyer Ed Zohn uses recent examples from opposing counsel (with names removed to protect the guilty) to reveal three legal writing sins that many lawyers mistakenly consider virtues. Zohn then lets you on three golden rules that will set your legal writing on a better path. He also points to essential references, including one on writing email. Also, don't miss the Litigationworld Pick of the Week for a primer on rhetoric for practicing attorneys.

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