Motion Practice in Civil Litigation: Drafting & Advocacy - Part I
Presented by Matthew Carter
Watch This Course for Free!
New LexVid members can watch their 1st course for free. No credit card needed, just create an account and you'll receive your certificate immediately after watching your free course.
Already a member? Sign in
Video Player is loading.
This is a modal window.
The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.
Course Description
Length: 1h 0min Published: 9/13/2018 
Studies have shown that a well-written motion has a greater chance at success even apart from the merits of the case. Part 1 of this course focuses on the art of drafting and legal writing in order to make briefs more persuasive for judges and law clerks. The course addresses how to write specific documents like motions, oppositions, and replies, as well as the finer aspects of writing like proofreading and general advocacy tips.
Learning Objectives
* Gain insight into the art of brief drafting
* Understand different writing techniques for different types of court documents
* Learn best practices for proofreading
Speaker Q&A
Get the Questions Started!
No questions have been submitted yet. Be the first person to ask a question.
Presented By:
Matthew Carter
Las Vegas, NV
702.475.7964
mcarter@wrightlegal.net
Featured Reviews
"Clear, easy-to-follow instruction with practical tips for succeeding in motion practice."
Kathleen C
"Excellent review of motion practice, even for a thirty year litigator."
howard f
