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Introductions
Editor’s Note
Karen J. Sneddon
A note from the Editor-in-Chief of Volume 22
Articles
Words Count: The Empirical Relationship Between Brief Writing and Summary Judgment Success
Shaun B. SpencerAdam Feldman
Are lawyers more likely to prevail when they file more readable summary judgment briefs?
Legal writing was not a recognized discipline, but a journal—we thought—could help provide it with a foundation in a field seemed wide open with possibilities.
Essays
Volume 4: A Watershed Moment
Louis J. Sirico, Jr.
With Volume 4, JLWI reached a watershed moment. The previous volumes offered articles on practical pedagogy and pedagogical theory. Now it was time to expand the horizon.
Essays
Remembering the Early Days of The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute: Volumes 2 through 12
Kathryn L. Mercer
Volumes 2 through 12 were a tumultuous time for the Journal, but an era on which I look back fondly.