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doi: 10.31142/ijtsrd4595
Legal writing is a form of technical writing generally used by professionals in the field of law. They are generally composed of complex , sequenced and interrelating sentences. Any legal writing must be formal , precise and in a well composed manner. Word choice and sentence construction is also an important key factor in legal writing such that everyone is able to understand. However the principle tool is language and vocabulary. A legal writer is the one who achieves this. Any person who has an ample amount of knowledge in law and moderate amount of writing skills could make a legal writer. Attorneys pay plenty of their valuable time in drafting legal documents relevant to a case. A legal writer crafts associate degreed understands that truth price of an lawyer is in elbow grease judgment supported the information lined within the legal documents. He supports attorneys by making ready varied legal documents for them and therefore facilitate them get the most price of their time. With access to advanced technology and superior quality, the standard of works is just associate degree art. Although its very difficult to keep their writing simple phrases and legal maxims cannot be omitted from their writing . Its very important to justify everything that is written.The job of a legal writer is to produce legal documents , informations, drafts etc.. in a written format to the legal industry. Vaishnavisri R | Ms. Bhanupriya "A Study on Legal Writing and Drafting" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-1 | Issue-6 , October 2017, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd4595.pdf
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