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How to improve the state of legal writing? Lawyers and judges concur that all too many briefs are all too badly written. The problem can't be lack of advice, because shelves of books explain the fine points of legal writing. How to choose? And, anyway, who has time to read about how to write? "The Winning Brief," by language guru Bryan A. Garner, is an excellent solution for busy lawyers seeking a resource for browsing or a complete education in brief writing.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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