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Disclaimer: The State Law Library cannot tell you what a law means for your situation.
Below are some of the library resources that were primarily created as texts for legal writing classes. The Texas State Law Library has many other resources in addition to the highlights we present below.
"This book will teach you the how to access the merits of a legal problem and how to communicate your assessment to other attorneys." While written for law students, this book has excellent tips for all who wish to polish their written communication skills.
The author of this book teaches legal writing in the law firm setting. She provides information on basic writing structure as well as advice on style and tone.
This text goes beyond briefs and memos to cover the day-to-day practicalities of legal writing. Chapters cover client engagement letters, demand letters, and pleadings and take you through the litigation process to include discovery, motions, and jury instructions. An appendix with sample documents is included.