Communicating

In the return of his Legal Writing Reminders column, Josh Taylor explores how to improve your brief's facts section to tell a terrific story.

Get to the Point! You’ve finished the memorandum in support of your motion, and it’s beautiful, lyrical even. But wait, has prosody led you astray?

Running a remote law practice isn't easy. Whether you are working from home, the office or somewhere in between, here are quick tips to help you collaborate more effectively with clients and colleagues.

Content fatigue is a real thing in good times and in bad. Try Julie Savarino's pointers on making sure your communications are well received.

Get to the Point! A lot of people are involuntarily out of work now, and a lot of terms are being thrown around to describe their status. Sometimes the terminology can affect access to unemployment benefits.

Ivy Grey | Resist the urge to write about what type of work you’d like to do or show off your extensive legal knowledge. This is the time to connect with your client as a human with real-life emotions. Write from the reader's perspective and ...

Get to the Point! Parallelism, says Teddy Snyder, makes your writing more readable and memorable.

Friday 5 | Social distancing shouldn't stop you from building and maintaining your network. Here are Camille Stell's tips for networking through readily available tools.

Marsha Hunter | Honing your public speaking skills for remote meetings is crucial at a time when so many important decisions are being made without face-to-face, in-the-room-together interactions.

Susan Kostal offers specific tips to reassure clients your firm is able to respond and meet their legal needs during the COVID-19 crisis.