Dear Legal Writer: Utilize vs. Use
Dear 1L Legal Writer, If you write “utilize” to mean “use,” please stop. “Use”…
Dear 1L Legal Writer, If you write “utilize” to mean “use,” please stop. “Use”…
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✏️ Dear 1L Writer, We need to have a little chat about “which” and…
Dear 1L Writer, When you write your very first legal memo, please don’t get…
Dear 1L Writer, I’m seeing students use “proscribe” and “prescribe” interchangeably. Wanted to make…
Dear Legal Writer, When you write a legal research memo or brief, you spend…
If you write “Thus,” “Therefore,” or similar words to start a sentence, elevate your…
Dear 1L Writer, I’m not sure why this trips up new law students, but…
✏️ Dear 1L Writer, If you write “the fact that,” please stop. Why? It’s…
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💌 Dear 1L, If you want to succeed in legal writing, you’ll need to…