People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument — William Lashner
People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument — William Lashner
People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument — William Lashner
People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument — William Lashner
People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument — William Lashner
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People read legal writing differently. When you're at the crux of a legal argument, every step is a step in the argument. The judge will see any holes. If you do that in fiction, it's too long and boring.

— William Lashner
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