Jason Warren

LawProse Lesson #275: Keeping the reader’s interest level high.

LawProse Lesson #274: Introducing quotations with an effective lead-in.

LawProse Lesson #273: How to reduce your block quotations (redux)

LawProse Lesson #272: Ending your sentences with punch.

LawProse Lesson #271: Ban underlining in your legal documents.

LawProse Lesson #270: A refresher on appositives.

LawProse Lesson #269: Average sentence length.

LawProse Lesson #268: The two-word Latinism making a solid abbreviation.

LawProse Lesson #267: Law of the case.

LawProse Lesson #266: The plague of block quotations

LawProse Lesson #265: Intelligibility vs. Credibility.

LawProse Lesson #264: The chronology of relevant events.

LawProse Lesson #263: The “such that” lesson.

LawProse Lesson #262: The plural of “attorney general.”

LawProse Lesson #261: Tinkering for tightening.

LawProse Lesson #260: Acronyms and Initialisms.

LawProse Lesson #259: Friendly banter about “amicus.”

LawProse Lesson #258: What’s the plural of Evans?

LawProse Lesson #257: Statutes and Judicial Opinions

LawProse Lesson #256: Strategies with Names.