Level up your legal writing with Ross  + Write.law

Write.law and Ross Guberman have teamed up to bring you cutting-edge legal writing training, including interactive writing workouts, a transactional drafting skill path, and exclusive multi-day master classes.

Transactional drafting skill path

Learn essential transactional drafting skills with Ross

Develop foundational drafting skills at any experience level. Solve day-to-day drafting problems and avoid common errors and ambiguities. And have fun doing it with short, bite-sized videos and interactive practice.
Ross has taught contract drafting at some of the world’s largest and most prestigious law firms. Along with retired corporate partner Gary Karl, he’s the coauthor of Deal Struck: The World's Best Drafting Tips.

7 core drafting principles

Plain English drafting

Common usage issues

Ambiguous language

Recitals, reps, and boilerplate

Lots more

Writing workouts

Tailored step-by-step writing instruction from Ross like never before

Ross Guberman's online writing workouts make it a breeze to improve your grammar, style, and usage so that you can start writing like the nation's top advocates. With 1,000's of interactive practice modules targeting your firm's writing challenges, detailed explanations, and model answers—becoming a better writer has never been easier.

Finesse word-level and sentence-level skills

Ross's Writing Workouts cover dozens of grammar, style, and writing mechanics topics—allowing you to target and improve your writing pain points.

Fun and memorable writing tips and tricks

Never run out of great writing advice again. Each writing workout features concrete (and fun) writing tips and tricks, often drawn from real-world writing examples. 

Unique writing resources and custom cheat sheets

Tons of easy-to-use cheat sheets keyed to each writing topic. Plus access to Ross's famous attorney toolkit, which features standout writing examples, editing tips, and more.

Over 1,000 interactive skill-building activities

You'll never run out of new writing exercises with over 1,000 activities, and more added all the time. Plus each question comes with a detailed explanation or model answer to keep you on track.

Master classes

Legal Writing Pro's workshops—reimagined

Take your firm's writing training to the next level with online master classes from Ross. Expert instruction, interactive practice, and training results like you've never seen before—our master classes are the perfect solution for your next workshop.

Summer Associate Writing

A half-day writing workshop tailored to summer associates' needs and your firm's goals.
  • 2-3 hours of instruction
  • 12 hours interactive practice
  • Summer associates
  • Core style and structure; intro to persuasive writing; contract drafting basics; emails

Advanced Transactional Drafting

A problem-based workshop that will help your attorneys spot and resolve issues in commonly disputed contract language.
  • 2-3 hours of instruction
  • 12 hours interactive practice
  • Transactional attorneys
  • Core drafting principles; frequently litigated language; resolving common usage disputes

Four Steps to Standout Writing

Attorneys learn state-of-the-art techniques to write  clear prose that follows an airtight structure and marshals authority deftly.
  • 2-3 hours of instruction
  • 12 hours interactive practice
  • All attorneys
  • Writing concisely; effective organization; writing flow; proper mechanics and usage

All-Access Membership

Become a member—unlock access to Write.law + Ross's content

Join the AmLaw 200 firms, courts, and legal professionals who rely on Write.law's All-Access Membership to improve their writing and hone their legal skills. Members will also get Ross's Writing Workouts and Transactional Drafting Skill Path too!

1,000+

Hours of explainer videos and interactive training.

200+

Simulated writing, tech, and practice skill workouts.

12 live workshops

Write.law Live workshops throughout the year.

200+

Techniques for legal writing and analysis.

50+

Legal and non-legal technologies covered.

150+

Printable cheat sheets, guides, and checklists.

50+

eBooks keyed to each skill path and course.

7-day guarantee

Try risk free for seven days. Not satisfied? Get a full refund.

About Ross

Kick your writing up a notch with Ross Guberman, author of Point Made, the creator of BriefCatch, and the trainer of new federal judges.
Ross Guberman is the president of Legal Writing Pro LLC and the founder of BriefCatch LLC. From Alaska and Hawaii to Paris and Hong Kong, Ross has conducted thousands of workshops on three continents for prominent law firms, judges, agencies, corporations, and associations. His workshops are among the highest rated in the world of professional legal education.
Ross’s Point Made: How to Write Like the Nation’s Top Advocates is an Amazon bestseller that reviewers have praised as a “tour de force” and “a must for the library of veteran litigators.” Ross also wrote Point Taken: How to Write Like the World’s Greatest Judges, which Court Review called “the best book . . . by far . . . about judicial writing.” He coauthored Deal Struck: The World’s Best Drafting Tips with Gary Karl and created the online contracts editor ContractCatch.
Ross’s newest product, BriefCatch, is a first-of-its-kind editing add-in. Its devoted users include lawyers, firms, judges, and courts around the world. BriefCatch was named one of TechnoLawyer’s Top 10 Legal Tech Products of the year.

About Write.law

We are on a mission to make legal skills training effective, easy to use, and engaging.
Write.law’s core goal is to help attorneys see real results in their skills training. We spent years studying and compiling science-backed and effective legal writing, practice, and technology skills used by the world's best lawyers. Then we built workshops and interactive courses using the latest educational science so that lawyers can learn new skills step-by-step. 
Our training is headed by Professor Joe Regalia and our legal skills team. Professor Regalia graduated first in his class at the University of Michigan Law School, clerked for federal trial and appellate courts, practiced at AmLaw 100 firms, and serves on the faculty at the William S. Boyd School of Law—the number one ranked law school for legal writing skills and research. Joe regularly leads training for leading firms and organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, the Department of Justice, and the U.S. Courts of Appeals. 
Our workshops and self-paced training are interactive, engaging, and results-driven. Our platform offers the largest library of legal skills training in the world. And our hybrid model of live and on-demand learning can replace or enhance nearly every aspect of your training program. 

Ross's happy clients

What people are saying

I very much enjoyed the course. It was refreshing, funny, entertaining, and most importantly jammed packed with helpful tips/advice. As a litigation associate, I will definitely apply what I learned here to my future motions/briefs and emails!
– Attorney
I really appreciated that the instruction was practical, non- “James Joyce,” everyone-can-do-it. It was a brass tacks approach I could apply right away for immediate results and continue to practice over time to truly become a better advocate.
– Attorney
All too often we become so attached to our personal writing eccentricities that we forget to be critical and honest about our drafting flaws. The course allows us to tackle our eccentricities, abandon the weaknesses, and become better writers.
– Summer Associate

Top law firms Ross has trained

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Get started with an All-Access Membership that unlocks all courses and live workshops.

For organizations

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