Write like the best legal writers in the country
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The eight episodes
- 1
Supreme Court Justices Teach Us Verbs.
Verbs supply the movement, the action and the images readers remember.
- 2
Great Advocates Teach Us to Distill.
The best advocates do the processing, then hand readers only what they need.
- 3
Justice Kagan Teaches Us Introductions.
Your first page is your sales pitch.
- 4
Great Legal Writers Teach Us Transitions.
Good transitions guide the reader. Great ones go unnoticed.
- 5
Great Writers Teach Us Storytelling.
Stories engage readers, stick in memory and build the trust you need to persuade.
- 6
Great Judges Teach Us Details.
How many details you share, and where, shapes what readers believe matters.
- 7
Great Lawyers Teach Us Headings.
Headings prime and frame everything below them.
- 8
Great Writers Teach Us Style.
The structures that make a sentence memorable.
What every episode has
The move, step by step,
with examples from real opinions and briefs.
A master at work:
a passage from a Justice or a top litigator, before and after.
Your turn:
a practice question you answer with one tap, then the real passage.
In an AI world:
a prompt to try, and how to judge what comes back.
About Joe. Joe Regalia is a law professor, co-founder of Write.law and author of Level Up Your Legal Writing.
