LawProse with Bryan A. Garner

Taming the Tongue: In the Heyday of English Grammar

Garner's Writing Lesson #8: The art of asking questions.

Garner's Writing Lesson #7: Writers are made, not born.

Garner's Writing Lesson #6: Not just accepting edits but seeking them.

Garner's Writing Lesson #5: Writing for your reader.

Garner's Writing Lesson #4: What is good writing?

Garner's Writing Lesson #3: The Art of Revision.

Writing Lesson #2: You are what you write.

Writing Lesson #1: How to get seriously good

Introduction to The Winning Brief Part 2

About The Winning Brief Summer 2016 Webinars

An introduction to GMEU and Abridged Black's Law Dictionary

Hon. Elena Kagan, Associate Justice, Part 1 of 4

Hon. Elena Kagan, Associate Justice, Part 2 of 4

Hon. Elena Kagan, Associate Justice, Part 3 of 4

Hon. Elena Kagan, Associate Justice, Part 4 of 4

The Legal-Writing Skills Test, LawProse, Bryan Garner

Persuasive Oral Argument, LawProse, Bryan Garner

Hon. Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice, Part 2

Garner Method for Better Legal Memos, LawProse, Bryan Garner

Better Grammar for Lawyers: Part Four, LawProse, Bryan Garner

Hon. Stephen Breyer, Associate Justice, Part 2

Professor John R. Trimble, The University of Texas at Austin: Three Problems

Hon. William C. Whitbeck, Chief Judge, Mich. Court of Appeals (Lansing): On Ad Hominem Attacks

Hon. William R. Wilson Jr., U.S. District Judge (Little Rock): On Law Reviewese

Hon. Bruce D. Willis, Minnesota Court of Appeals (St. Paul): On Page Limits