Skip the Latin and Big Words, and Focus on Simple Prose: The Power of Clear and Persuasive Legal Writing
Using big words might signal intelligence to the writer, but it usually has the opposite effect on readers.
Longtime Readers Reflect on Judge Lebovits and “The Legal Writer”
A few longtime devoted readers shared how Judge Lebovits’ sage advice affected their work and made them better writers.
Daughter of the Empire State: Lessons in Legal Writing from New York Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye
Her opinions, majorities and dissents alike, survive with a clarity and force typical only of America’s greatest judges
