I think it's good to know that not everything that we learned in law school writing classes is still true.

Too much! My favorite new thing was that the last sentence of each paragraph should be the transition to the next issue. I’d always heard something like that, but it didn’t click until Stuart explained what came before that sentence, as well as what the sentence should contain to be effective. This was a fantastic CLE—please keep him coming back! If he wanted feedback, I’d say (1) he should probably slow down when he’s speaking; and (2) he should probably organize his Power Point a bit better to eliminate or explain overlaps and do recaps so the audience could keep up with where they are in the overall presentation. I usually have trouble finding printed materials after I’ve watched a CLE, so I may be contacting someone about that. Thanks!

Great presentation

Wow! Where was he when I was in law school? He's awesome!

Great presentation! One of the most entertaining CLEs I've watched lately!

The speaker is great. Very useful information and style tips for improving legal writing and wiring and speaking in general.

Excellent presenter!

This was a great reminder of the lessons I should have learned in my expository writing class (over 50 years ago). Stuart Teicher is an excellent teacher. I wish I had taken one of his courses. And I would definitely like to see more of his courses.

The rare CLE that is informative and interesting.

This was a useful presentation on how to express yourself clearly in writing. It used helpful strategies and gave example of pitfalls. Great content and entertaining host!

Very entertaining look at legal writing. I enjoyed the way it steps back and objectively reviews some of the ridiculous things we say as lawyers.