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: What About Clients?Boilerplate and Persuasion.
By Dan Hull
Our friend Ray Ward is a man any law clerk or first-year associate would be lucky to meet on the first day of work. Ray, a New Orleans appellate lawyer, writer and Renaissance man, has always been a bit wary of legal forms or templates to do his work. Turns out that boilerplate gives him the willies, too--especially in his own writing. Read "An editorial against boilerplate" at his The (New) Legal Writer.
Full post as published by What About Clients? on March 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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