Coming today to LitigationWorld: Should you use one sentence or multiple sentences for the issue statement in your briefs? Should you impose a word limit no matter how complex the case? If so, how many words? Lawyer and legal writing expert Ed Good answers these questions using many helpful examples in this issue of LitigationWorld. Never again will you struggle with issue statements (except of course that you still need to understand the applicable facts and law). Also, don't miss the LitigationWorld Pick of the Week for five case selection rules for plaintiffs' lawyers.
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