Attorneys Become Authors
You might find this new post of interest. It’s about lawyers aspiring to become writers (and why).
A skilled and experienced editor offers advice to those who could use one (an editor, that is).
Categories
Most Popular Posts
Archives
About Legal Writing
Articles of Interest
Blogs of Interest
Books on Legal Writing
- A Manual of Style for Contract Drafting
- A Practical Guide to Persuasive Legal Writing
- Aspen Handbook For Legal Writers: A Practical Reference
- Block’s Effective Legal Writing For Law Students and Lawyers
- Just Writing: Grammar, Punctuation, And Style For The Legal Writer
- Legal Writing for Legal Assistants
- Legal Writing for Paralegals
- Legal Writing: Getting It Right and Getting It Written
- Logic for Lawyers
- Mightier Than the Sword
- Plain English for Lawyers
- Pleasing the Court
- Scholarly Writing for Law Students
- The Lawyer’s Guide to Writing Well
- The Legal Writer: 40 Rules for the Art of Legal Writing
- The Legal Writing Handbook: Analysis, Research And Writing
- The Party of the First Part
- The Redbook
- The Winning Brief
- Thinking Like a Writer
- Working with Words in Business and Legal Writing
- Writing and Analysis in the Law
- Writing For Law Practice: Advanced Legal Writing
- Writing to Win
Miscellany
Organizations
Production Tools
Reference & Advice
- A Crash Course in Typography
- A Plain English Handbook
- A Web Style Guide
- Chicago Manual of Style
- Comma, Comma, and Comma
- Courses on Advanced Legal Writing and Editing
- Elements of Typographic Style
- Evan Schaeffer
- Good Legal Writing
- How to Write Good Legal Stuff
- Legal Language Resources
- Legal Writing in Plain English
- Legal Writing Pro
- Leland Communications
- Lynch’s Guide to Grammar and Style
- Manage Your Writing
- Plain Language Dot Gov
- Software Usability Research Laboratory
- Style Guide from University of Minnesota
- Type & Layout
- Typographic Details
- Typophile
- Unmuddle Your Writing
- Wex
- Writing for Dollars, Writing to Please
- Writing Law Essays
Sites of Interest
- American Legal Writers
- Can Lawyers Write Simply?
- Conversation Marketing
- Get it Write
- Grammar Girl
- Law Student Writing Competitions
- LawProse, Inc.
- Legal Affairs
- Legal Research & Writing Pro
- lexBlog
- Nielsen Normann Group
- On Plain Language
- The New Legal Writer
- World Wide Words
- Writing Tools from Poynter Online
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