Then again, anyone who thinks a few tips and checklists from a free app will make him a better writer may be beyond help:
The app, which was developed by legal writing professor Kathy Vinson of Suffolk University Law School, is described on Suffolk’s website as “an app designed to help legal writers improve their writing skills. The app provides writing tips and legal writing checklists to overcome writer’s block and to thoroughly revise, edit, and proofread a legal document.”
Read “New (free) iPhone App Promises to Improve Legal Writing” on Think Like a Lawyer or check out iWriteLegal in the App Store. (HT Matt)
Sam Glover has been writing about law practice technology, management, marketing, and other stuff on Lawyerist since 2007. He consults on appeals and motion practice in his solo practice. When he isn't blogging or lawyering, Sam drinks espresso and plays with fountain pens.
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