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Drafting a Legal Memo (LS Tidbits #7)

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First, a quick disclaimer: This is a suggested guide for a law school memo.  In practice, legal memo format vary from firm to firm. Before drafting a memo, do a quick outline denoting key issue(s) and relevant cases (with cites) that support or weakens the case.  Keep in mind that a memo is supposed to take on a neutral tone (as opposed to the advocacy tone attached to a legal brief). Once you identify the relevant cases, group them together into following: -Group A: Cases supporting plaintiff&# read more

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Full post as published by Shelley’s Case on September 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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