There was a problem that I kept running into though, these tutorials either do not exist or are hidden within the walls of the large firms who create them (for fear that if they got out the other firms would gain a competitive advantage). Like most law school students I spent a lot of time searching through tutorials on how to put Microsoft Word to better use. We did spend some time on basic formatting (double spacing, underlining, using the spacebar key), but not nearly as much as I think would really benefit future lawyers. However no one, including my legal writing professor, spent much, if any, time on formatting. Writing was very high on the list and was a subject taught, at least in some regard, in every single law school class I took.
Fortney | 1:43 PM in Employment LawĪs a fresh law school graduate I remember well what we did and did not learn in law school. Easily Create a Table of Authorities for a legal brief with Microsoft Word
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