3C's Of Legal Writing for Non-Attorneys
Wednesday, May 15th and May 22nd
8:30 am Pacific/10:30 am Central/11:30 am Eastern
Each session is 2 hours
(CLE Eligible)
Join us live or view the recorded sessions!
This program will discuss three primary types of legal writing in the litigation setting, distinguishing between
informative, persuasive and adversarial styles and when to use each. Focus will be on making your writing
readable and correct.
You will learn the components of case briefs, inter-office memos, trial memos and discovery; framing the
components of internal memos and trial briefs including questions presented, headings and statement of facts.
You will receive tips on organizing your writing; drafting discovery and discovery motions; using the right style for
letters and emails; and, review grammar, syntax, punctuation, legal jargon and structure.
May 15th:
The writing process
Rules of writing
Understanding your audience
The changing world of communications
IRAC
Case briefing and the internal memo
Writing trial briefs
May 22nd:
Drafting Discovery and Discovery Motions
Letters (to client, court and opposing counsel),
Demand letters, opinion letters, emails, email etiquette, and other legal writing
Grammar, punctuation, proofing and editing
MEET YOUR PRESENTER:
Beth King, RP, is a senior litigation paralegal at Vestas-American Wind Technology,
in Portland, Oregon, a subsidiary of the Vestas Group, a global leader in wind technology.
With over 23 years of experience, Ms. King manages potential litigation, assists in risk management and other legal department activities. She is an active member of the
Oregon Paralegal Association, a seasoned instructor and popular seminar leader.
WHEN:
May 15th and May 22nd
8:30 am Pacific/10:30 am Central/11:30 am Eastern
Each session is 2 hours
CLE Eligible
REGISTER TODAY!
Space is limited to small work groups
$195.00 per person
Classes are subject to change or cancellation. No refunds.
Attendees may apply a credit towards another course or provide a substitute.
