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Drafting legal documents to a high professional standard requires an exacting level of precision and care. Drafting equips the reader with the skills that will enable them to draft with absolute clarity and accuracy. The manual places particular emphasis upon statements of case, both because of their importance in civil litigation, and because they provide the best foundation for the learning process, but all other types of contentious drafting likely to be met in the early years of practice are also examined. Each chapter features numerous examples, and every example is followed by a detailed commentary explaining the draft. The exercises contained throughout the manual encourage the reader to put the drafting skills examined in the manual into practice offering the reader the perfect opportunity to practise and refine their own style of drafting.Drafting is essential reading for all trainee barristers, and is also a useful source of reference for junior practitioners wishing to refresh or refine their drafting skills.
This manual investigates the core methodologies and technical requirements necessary for producing legal documents that meet high professional standards of clarity and accuracy. The City Law School provides a structured framework for legal drafting, focusing on the specific demands of civil litigation and the foundational skills required for effective legal writing. By combining theoretical instruction with practical application, the text serves as a comprehensive guide for those entering the legal profession.
What You Will Find
Experts and legal educators identify this manual as a foundational resource for trainee barristers and junior practitioners. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the included exercises and the clarity of the provided commentaries for skill development.
Page Count:
432
Publication Date:
2010-09-30
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199592764
ISBN-13:
9780199592760