Advanced legal writing | LWI

Putting the "I" in WrTNg: Drafting an A/Effective Personal Statement to Tell a Winning Refugee Story

Read more about Putting the "I" in Wr*T*Ng: Drafting an A/Effective Personal Statement to Tell a Winning Refugee Story

Playing With Fire: The Science of Confronting Adverse Material in Legal Advocacy

Read more about Playing With Fire: The Science of Confronting Adverse Material in Legal Advocacy

Themeweaver: A Tapestry of New Ideas from a Themeless Issue (A Series of Essays)

Read more about Themeweaver: A Tapestry of New Ideas from a Themeless Issue (A Series of Essays)

Scholarship (A Series of Essays)

Read more about Scholarship (A Series of Essays)

Legal Education in the Age of Innocence: Integrating Wrongful Conviction Advocacy Into the Legal Writing Curriculum

Read more about Legal Education in the Age of Innocence: Integrating Wrongful Conviction Advocacy Into the Legal Writing Curriculum

Tactical Teaching: How Legal Writing Teachers Stay Abreast of Legal Practice (A Series of Essays)

Read more about Tactical Teaching: How Legal Writing Teachers Stay Abreast of Legal Practice (A Series of Essays)

The Power of Priming in Legal Advocacy: Using the Science of First Impressions to Persuade the Reader

Read more about The Power of Priming in Legal Advocacy: Using the Science of First Impressions to Persuade the Reader

Studying and Teaching "Law as Rhetoric": A Place to Stand

Read more about Studying and Teaching "Law as Rhetoric": A Place to Stand

Once Upon a Time, Happily Ever After, and in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Using Narrative to Fill the Cognitive Gap Left by Overreliance on Pure Logic in Appellate Briefs and Motion Memoranda

Read more about Once Upon a Time, Happily Ever After, and in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Using Narrative to Fill the Cognitive Gap Left by Overreliance on Pure Logic in Appellate Briefs and Motion Memoranda

Teaching Transactional Skills Through Simulations in Upper-Level Courses: Three Exemplars

Read more about Teaching Transactional Skills Through Simulations in Upper-Level Courses: Three Exemplars

Subscribe to Advanced legal writing