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5 Tips for Keeping Your Legal Writing Organized (Part 2)

Episode 546 Published 1 month, 1 week ago
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Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! In a two-part episode, we discuss how organization is what makes legal writing usable and trustworthy -- allowing judges, supervisors, and clients to follow your reasoning and accept your conclusions. Together with Legal Writing professor and Law School Toolbox tutor Mary Fran Richardson, we cover five essential tips for keeping your legal writing clean and well organized.

In this episode we discuss:

  • Planning and outlining before you write
  • Avoiding conclusory analysis
  • Utilizing headers as signposts for your reader
  • Organizing your paragraphs logically
  • Writing simple, focused, and purposeful sentences
  • How to write strong topic sentences

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