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cutting wordiness that wastes readers' time.framing issues that arrest the readers' attention.The seminar covers five essential skills for persuasive writing: Professor Garner gives you the keys to make the most of your writing aptitude-in letters, memos, briefs, and more. You'll also learn what doesn't work and why-know-how gathered through Professor Garner's unique experience in training lawyers at the country's top law firms, state and federal courts, government agencies, and Fortune 500 companies.

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You'll learn the keys to professional writing and acquire no-nonsense techniques to make your letters, memos, and briefs more powerful. More than 215,000 people-including lawyers, judges, law clerks, and paralegals-have benefited since the early 1990s. Garner: Advanced Legal Writing & EditingĪttend the most popular CLE seminar of all time. Live seminars this year with Professor Bryan A.

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The Chicago Manual of Style §7.79, at 373 (16th ed. Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage 136 (3d ed. In fact, our forthcoming treatise-written with 13 appellate judges-is tentatively titled Caselaw. Although Merriam-Webster’s spells it as two words, we agree with The Chicago Manual of Style: “ general adherence to Webster’s does not preclude occasional exceptions when the closed spellings have become widely preferred by writers (e.g., website) and pronunciation and readability are not at stake.” But for the two-syllable caselaw, we made the editorial decision to write it as one word in Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage and Black’s Law Dictionary. The multisyllable decisional law could never be solidified. In 1934 the venerable Webster’s New International Dictionary (2d ed.) still listed the hyphenated form, but preferred today. Today it is invariably solid.

The Century Dictionary (1895) listed to-day as the preferred form with today as a variant.

Two-syllable noun phrases often begin as separates, then become hyphenated, and then become solidified.

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