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This is a collaboration between a team of accomplished Law Society of Ireland educators and Hugh Brayne and Richard Grimes, authors of the highly acclaimed UK text The Legal Skills Book: The Student's Guide to Professional Skills (Butterworths). The book is written in a clear and accessible style and includes fully worked examples and case studies. Through this approach, the authors show the student how to build for themselves, competence in the core legal skills, both in the context of legal practice and in the academic study of law. The book shows how acquisition of these key skills - drafting, research, interviewing, legal presentation skills and negotiation - are in fact underpinned by careful legal and factual research and the ability to communicate with and understand the client.
This book aims to equip aspiring legal professionals with essential practical skills. It is a collaborative effort by experienced educators from the Law Society of Ireland and renowned authors of a successful UK counterpart, focusing on building core competencies in legal practice and academic study. The text emphasizes that the acquisition of skills such as drafting, research, interviewing, presentation, and negotiation is fundamentally supported by thorough legal and factual research, as well as effective client communication and understanding.
This text is designed as a practical guide for students of law in Ireland, drawing on the expertise of both local educators and established authors in the field. Its approach, which includes worked examples and case studies, suggests a focus on skill development directly applicable to legal practice and academic study. The book aims to provide a clear and accessible pathway for students to build competence in essential professional legal skills.
Page Count:
250
Publication Date:
2008-07-15
Publisher:
Routledge-Cavendish
ISBN-10:
1859417973
ISBN-13:
9781859417973
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