The Clarity Journal 66

In this issue :

1. The role of plain language in the writing training of law students
2. Public power: putting the case for the lay reader
3. Working with lawyers on your projects
4. The design and implementation of a plain Spanish writing-skills programme for Argentina’s leading law firm
5. Teaching judgment writing in Canada
6. A most dangerous clause: Plain language prevents legal malpractice in software licensing
7. Nova Scotia regulations drafting: a collaboration that works well
8. Developing legal rights information: Collaborating with external legal advisors
9. A ‘four minds’ approach to editing creates clarity