This workshop seeks to promote the discipline of legal writing through impactful research and scholarly engagement. We seek proposals on topics such as: Empirical Research 101 - what is it, qualitative v quantitative, why is it important in legal writing scholarship, types of legal writing topics that lend themselves to empirical exploration, etc.; Empirical Research 102 - Reading and Assessing Empirical Legal Research - tools to critically engage and evaluate empirical scholarship; Thinking through the design of an empirical research project; how to conduct qualitative empirical legal research; how to conduct quantitative empirical legal research; Do's and Don’ts of designing survey questions; Sharing your empirical research experience; the role of AI in empirical research; Using Empirical Legal Research to Develop a Research Agenda - data sets to identify unanswered/unexplored questions and issues; Resources for Empirical Legal Research - internal and external, technology, personnel, tapping into the expertise of law librarians, etc.; and The Institutional Review Board (IRB) Process - what is an IRB, when do you need approval, steps for getting that approval.