02776cam a2200397 a 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077020001500094020001800109020003400127020003700161035005400198037003600252040002500288050002200313082001900335100002200354245009000376250001200466260003700478300008100515336002600596337002800622338002700650504005100677505135100728650002302079650003402102650002302136650001902159651002502178700003502203776014002238ocm56368196 OCoLC20190215134140.0040209s2004 njuk b 001 0 eng  a 2004101810 a0820559962 a9780820559964 a0820561355q(teacher's guide) a9780820561356q(teacher's guide) a(OCoLC)56368196z(OCoLC)54967830z(OCoLC)54967908 b744 Broad St., Newark, NJ 07102 aPUCPRbengcDLCerda00aKF 250b.S38 200400a808/.066342221 aSchultz, Nancy L.10aLegal writing and other lawyering skills /cby Nancy L. Schultz, Louis J. Sirico, Jr. a4th ed. aNewark, NJ :bLexisNexis,c2004. axxi, 716, 11 pages :bforms ;c24 cm +eteacher's manual (249 pages ; 28 cm) atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 a1. Overview -- 2. Learning about the legal system -- 3. Research strategy -- 4. How to brief a case -- 5. Introdction to legal analysis -- 6. Purpose, context, and structure -- 7. Make your main themes stand out -- 8. Help the reader to understand you -- 9. Meeting the client -- 10. Introduction to the memo -- 11. The memo: heading, issue, and conclusion -- 12. Practice with drafting memos: heading, issues, and conclusions -- 13. The memo: facts and discussion -- 14. Practice with memos: facts and discussion -- 15. Writing the client opinion letter -- 16. Practice with client letters -- 17. Advising the client -- 18. Negotiating -- 19. Drafting settlement agreements -- 20. Drafting pleadings -- 21. Praceice with pleadings -- 22. Discovery -- 23. Writing persuasively -- 24. Writing pre-trial motions -- 25. Drafting jury instructions -- 26. Introduction to writing briefs -- 27. Appellate process and standard of review -- 28. The appellate brief: the introductory parts -- 29. The appellate brief: statement of facts; summary of argument -- 30. Practice in writing the statement of facts and summary of argument -- 31. The appellate brief: argument and conclusion -- 32. Practice writing the argument in an appellate brief -- 33. Basic principles of oral communication -- 34. The appellate argument -- 35. Practice with oral arguments. 0aLegal composition. 0aOral pleadingzUnited States. 7aLegal composition. 7aOral pleading. 7aUnited States.2fast1 aSirico, Louis J.,cJr.,d1945-08iOnline version:aSchultz, Nancy L.tLegal writing and other lawyering skills.b4th ed.dNewark, NJ : LexisNexis, 2004w(OCoLC)755267889