Law Practice
Jan. 29, 2002
Legal Lingo
The high priests of "good writing" are trying to convince lawyers to change the way they write. They want us to organize our thoughts, write more simply, avoid clichs and follow dozens of other rules every time we write a letter, brief or contract.
The high priests of "good writing" are trying to convince lawyers to change the way they write. They want us to organize our thoughts, write more simply, avoid clichés and follow dozens of other rules every time we sit down to write a letter, brief or contract. All of this, they say, will make...
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