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Legal Writing a festival of blawgs

A Festival of Blawgs (Legal Blogs)

Read the prominent legal writing commentators here, easily and all at once.

Disputed Issues 

by Stephen R. Diamond, J.D., Ph.D.

Disputed Issues, by Stephen R. Diamond, J.D., Ph.D., tackles common missteps in legal writing, as well as the reasons why lawyers write so badly.

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the (new) legal writer 

A collection of resources for lawyers, who write

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LegalWriting.net 

Wayne Schiess, Director of legal writing at the University of Texas School of Law

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Legal Writing Prof Blog 

Nancy Soonpaa, Director of Legal Practice Program, Texas Tech Univ. School of Law; Barbara McFarland, Research & Writing Professor, Univ. of Cincinnati College of Law; Sue Liemer, Director of Lawyering Skills, Southern Illinois Univ. School of Law

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AdamsDrafting 

Ken Adam's Focus on Contract Language

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Set in Style 

Mister Thorne

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Building Rapport 

my own blog on writing

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Legal Reseach and Writing Blog 

by Susan McDonald

A professional researcher/writer shares her views.

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The Party of the First Part 

Adventures in Legalese

This is the blog of Adam Freedman, columnist for New York Law Journal Magazine ("Legal Lingo"). He posts his columns, observations on legalese, and the latest news from the frontlines in the eternal battle between the forces of Plain English vs. Precision.

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Better Legal Writing Is Plain and Simple
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