Master Legal Writing in Use + Workbook + 100 Expert Email, Letter & Legal Memo Templates. Clear & Effective Legal Writing for Beginners & Law School Students: … Legal Writing,…
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Master Legal Writing in Use + Workbook + 100 Expert Email, Letter & Legal Memo Templates. Clear & Effective Legal Writing for Beginners & Law School Students: Contracts, Memos, Emails & Letters.
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Book Summary:
“Master Legal Writing in Use + Workbook + 100 Expert Email, Letter & Legal Memo Templates. Clear & Effective Legal Writing for Beginners & Law School Students: Contracts, Memos, Emails & Letters” is a must-read for law students and beginner lawyers who want to improve their writing skills. This book provides a clear and effective approach to legal writing, with a focus on crafting compelling legal memos, emails, letters, contracts, and forms. It covers everything from writing in plain English, to more advanced areas of Legal English Writing, and key skills required to succeed in the legal field.
This Legal Writing Toolkit includes:
- Introduction to legal English
- Clear and effective approach to legal writing
- Comprehensive guide for law students and beginner lawyers
- Covers legal memos, emails, letters, contracts and legal forms
- Focuses on writing in plain Legal English
- Includes key skills for success in the legal field
- Unique writing strategies for lawyers
- Legal forms book for quick reference
- Practical examples and exercises for hands-on learning.
Master the essentials of legal writing with this practical guide.
Perfect for both native and non-native English-speaking lawyers, this book offers hands-on lessons in the language of legal writing.
With a focus on clarity and concision, you’ll learn the essentials of writing simple letters, powerful memoranda, compelling emails, and contracts. This book covers everything from emailing to advanced skills like managing your inbox, building rapport with clients, and writing simple, yet effective memos.
Clear communication is the cornerstone of a successful legal career. It is what sets you apart as a professional, and it is what allows you to build trust and credibility with your clients and colleagues.
Effective writing in the legal profession requires attention to detail, professionalism, and the ability to convey complex information in a concise and easily understandable manner.
Legal Writing in Use:
A Practical Guide for Lawyers, Paralegals, and Legal Professionals + 100 Expert Email & Letter Templates
This comprehensive guide is perfect for new lawyers, solicitors, paralegals, and legal secretaries looking to take their professional communication to the next level.
With 100 downloadable expert email and letter templates, you’ll have all the tools you need to write clear, concise, and effective writing. And with a focus on language clarity, this book is also great for non-native English speakers looking to improve their legal writing skills. Don’t let poor email communication hold you back in your legal career – add “Master Legal Writing in Use” to your collection today.
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Additional information
| Publisher | IDM Law (6 Feb. 2023) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| File size | 1113 KB |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Not Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 206 pages |
by Hande Z
If a lawyer needs this book, he is in a sorry state. This book is suitable at best to a 16-year old with dreams of becoming a lawyer. Some of the sentences used for exercise purposes are poorly written. For example, we are asked to choose the correct verb from (a) hold (b) held (c) holds to fill in the blank in: In the case of [case name] …. that [the name of statute] applies to any [legal entity] that is engaged in [specific activity]. It is obvious that the word ‘In’ at the start of the sentence is inappropriate. Secondly, why leave out the subject in all the square brackets. Would it not be better to write: ‘The case of Jones v Williams …that the Unfair Contract Terms Act applies to any government ministry that is engaged in employing Minors’? Even the book Title is badly phrased.