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  1. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    The Impact of AI on Literature: A Writer’s – and Blogger’s Perspective

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    Great op ed piece in The Guardian this week on AI and writing by long time British writer, Monica Ali, whose latest book is Love Marriage. This summer, she thought…

  2. Lawline Blog

    On Writing: Preserving Your Voice in AI Generated Writing

    By sigallelawline-com-sigalle-barness

    I know when you've used AI in your writing … because your voice sounds like everybody else.And when everyone's voice starts to sound the same, it's cause for concern. It…

  3. Southern California Appellate News

    First line contenders…

    By Benjamin G. Shatz

    A few memorable first lines have popped up recently. PJ Stratton in 2/8 starts off this published opinion with: "In a case which seems destined for the pages of a…

  4. The Attorney Marketing Center

    Before I tell you that, I want to tell you this

    By David Ward

    No. Don’t do that. You’ll get more readers reading and listeners listening—to your articles, presentations, newsletters, email, or posts on social—if you do one simple thing. Get to the point.…

  5. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Imitation as progress–learning to write

    By John Nielsen

    Oscar Wilde once said that imitation “is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” Quite the backhanded compliment to the imitator. Or maybe he was trying…

  6. Future Lawyer

    Make Your Soul Grow. Write A Poem.

    By rickgeorges

    Kurt Vonnegut Writes A Letter To Students At Xavier High School. Kurt Vonnegut was a great novelist. He was also an inspiration to a generation of American young people, including…

  7. Adams on Contract Drafting

    MSCD5: Meet the Anonymous Person Most Responsible for Improving the Prose of MSCD

    By Ken Adams

    If I had to describe myself as anything, it would be “writer.” Of course, not a fancy-pants kind of writer, if they still exist. Instead, I just write stuff. But…

  8. The Attorney Marketing Center

    Lede, follow, or go home

    By David Ward

    If you want more people to read what you write, write a headline that flags them down as they go sailing by and “forces” them to pay attention. Because if…

  9. Clio Blog

    How to Master Communication and Writing – for Paralegals

    By Publisher

    As many know, behind every great attorney is an equally great paralegal. Paralegals handle many tasks traditionally associated with attorneys, such as communicating with clients, drafting briefs, and appearing in…

  10. The Attorney Marketing Center

    If Ernest Hemingway wrote your blog

    By David Ward

    Hemingway was a master of lean writing. If he was in charge of your newsletter or blog, he would probably tell you that ‘less is more’—that you will often be…