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Fiction Writing Techniques in Legal Briefs

September 26, 2007

Those interested in following up on this post regarding fiction-writing techniques in legal briefs can check out an article by M.C. Sungaila of Horvitz & Levy, “The Literate Lawyer: Fiction-Writing Principles Can Generate Courtroom Success” — if you’re interested enough to fork over $2 to read it at the online Daily Journal. Otherwise, you’ll have to head to the law library to read it in the hard copy of the September 17, 2007 issue.

Thanks to The Appellate Practitioner for the link.