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Writing for Litigation (w/ Connected eBook)

  • Edition : 3rd ed., 2024
  • Author(s) : Bridges, Schiess
    • ISBN: 9798889063162
    • SKU: 98062
    • Condition: New
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Writing for LitigationThird Edition, systematically addresses how audience, purpose, strategy, and ethics inform the shape, content, and tone of the full range of litigation documents. Camilla Bridges and Wayne Schiess explain how to draft litigation documents like a lawyer. And because litigation practice can’t be boiled down to a few forms, the authors provide drafting instruction for the full range of documents used in litigation practice —from client engagement letter to motions, discovery, affidavits, and jury instructions. Writing for Litigation, Third Edition is one of those indispensable books that students will refer to again and again, in law school and practice.

New to the Third Edition

  • New Chapter 14 consolidates coverage of legal writing process and style, emphasizing accessibility, readability, organization, and the principles of persuasion 
  • Discussion of the advantages and risks of using generative artificial intelligence in writing litigation documents
  • Guidance for recognizing and avoid bias and assumptions in their legal writing
  • Tips for researching facts and law in litigation practice
  • An updated fact scenario for writing assignments