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Many writing techniques that professors and lawyers practice, such as the point-first approach, will be covered in Legal Research and Writing, the first-year legal writing course. But you should assess your own writing skills—particularly in the areas of grammar, punctuation, and style—prior to law school to discover areas for improvement. The videos below will help you identify some impediments to clarity and develop strategies for improving your written work.
Katherine Vitale Lopez
Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, The University of TorontoVisit Profile
Yasmin Dawood
Canada Research Chair in Democracy, Constitutionalism, and Electoral Law, and Associate Professor of Law and Political Science, The University of TorontoVisit Profile
Andrew Green
Associate Professor, and Associate Dean, Students, The University of TorontoVisit Profile
Albert Yoon
Professor and Chair in Law and Economics, and Associate Dean – Curriculum and Research, The University of TorontoVisit Profile
Anthony Niblett
Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Law, Economics, & Innovation, The University of TorontoVisit Profile
