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Are legal writing topics fit for scholarship and should scholarship on these topics support promotion and tenure?
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An account of LWI's history based on interviews with Laurel Currie Oates and J. Christopher Rideout and on documents from the Legal Writing Institute's archives.
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Legal educators must prepare students for the realities of practice, and that includes an introduction to the realities of technology in the law. - Articles
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If our future law students are changing in fairly dramatic ways, must our hard-won “pedagogy” change, too? - Articles
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Taking the Road Less Traveled: Why Practical Scholarship Makes Sense for the Legal Writing ProfessorA legal writing professor can write about whatever she wants. But what should a legal writing professor write about? - Articles
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Why the author probably should not have been but nevertheless was, and what that means for scholars.
A song for LWI performed by Professor Caudill at the LWI Anniversary Luncheon on July 23, 2004.
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This song was used in conjunction with the plenary speech, “The Past, Present, and Future: The Legal Writing Institute,” in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2002.
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