The Legal Writing Handbook: Analysis, Research, and Writing (Aspen Coursebook) - Softcover

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• Expanded chapter on letters that discusses both opinion letters and demand letters.

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Features:

• Updated with the goal of making students practice ready.
• New chapter on writing e-memos, that is, shorter, less formal memos that might be embedded in an email.
• Exercises added to the research chapters
• Expanded chapter on letters that discusses both opinion letters and demand letters.