|
Abstract: Analysis, synthesis, and writing — the foundational skills upon which students build their legal careers — are more important than ever against today’s dynamic landscape of law, technology, and legal practice. The Tenth Edition of Legal Method and Writing: Foundations for the Study of Law, reflects a skills-based approach that prepares students to handle any legal writing challenges they will encounter in practice.
With new co-authors Rebekah Hanley and Yan Slavinskiy bringing the wealth of their experience and expertise to this revision, the reorganized Tenth Edition closely tracks new developments in law school and practice. Balancing caution with enthusiasm, the authors address new technologies through candid discussion and exercises that shed light on both the promise and pitfalls of using GenAI in legal analysis, research, and writing.
|