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In preparation for continuing our journey into the world of legal writing and drafting – in particular, contract drafting - I am going to do a mini-se...
Legal English tutors Mark Fletton and Simon Taylor-Gill discuss OISE Cambridge's upcoming Summer Law School, which is held this July and August at Cam...
So, what other techniques and strategies can we use to improve our legal writing and drafting? Here are three more important tips which should help yo...
PART 1 – GENERAL PRINCIPLESUnit 1 – Drafting in Plain English (continued)In the last edition, we started to consider some general principles of legalw...
For more than twenty years, English lawyers have been expected to write and draft legal documents in a style called ‘plain English’. Basically, plain ...
Today, in this short edition, we’re going to be looking forward to the first series of podcasts that we will be doing in early 2020. And, if you want ...
The English language dominates the landscape when it comes to international commercial contracts. Whatever the historical reasons for this may be, the...
In contrast to most civil law jurisdictions, and indeed some common law ones, English law does not currently recognise a general implied duty requirin...
In a landmark judgment which was handed down on the 16th October 2019, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom held that whistleblowing judges are ent...