Tag Archives: legal writing
Electronic Access to Casebooks and the Bluebook
Updated: More Publishers Added! Given the Covid-19 emergency, publishers of law school casebooks and texts have agreed to make many casebooks available electronically to our students for free. The Law Library is working out the details of remote access with … Continue reading
Free Money? A comprehensive list of student legal writing competitions
With prizes as high as $25,000, there is good money in student legal writing competitions (not to mention great experience). Suffolk has compiled a list of current competitions by topic and due date. Are you interested in writing about tax law? … Continue reading
Better lawyering through creativity
Who knew – creativity can help you be a better lawyer! A recent column from the Lawyerist blog describes several reasons lawyers should be creative. The article also features a few exercises for practicing creativity. To be sure, strong legal … Continue reading
