Legal Writing Checklists

We have mentioned Jennifer Romig's excellent work on checklists before, but she has a new blog post on the subject worth mentioning over at Think Like a Lawyer:

The key to success with checklists is in using them. Not just when time permits. Not just on a new type of project you’re trying to learn. Not just when you’re working with a new supervisor and want to make a good impression. Selective use of checklists is probably better than nothing. But it isn’t likely to produce the kind of real, recognizable benefits that individuals want for themselves and professional groups want for their professions.

The post appears to be the first in a series on the topic.

hat tip: Hollee Temple

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