References for Writing Well
Areas of interest
If you are working on an assignment for a course in which a textbook is used, look for sample documents in your textbook to use as templates. Writing guides often include appendices presenting model documents.
If you are working on a research-based assignment, consult a reference librarian or take a look at the extensive collection of research guides available online.
Quick Guides
- Finding & Researching Your Paper Topic: Start Here
- Ten Tips for Transitioning to Legal Writing
- Talking to Students About the Differences Between Undergraduate Writing and Legal Writing
- From Memo to Appellate Brief
- E-Mail Like a Lawyer
- ABA Law Student Division Before the Bar Blog - Legal Writing
- Oregon State Bar Bulletin - The Legal Writer Column
Other Writing Center Websites
Excellent webpages maintained by other schools:
Law School Writing Center is located in room 212A (We’ve moved!) of Wood Hall on the Law Campus.
MSC: 51
Teaching Fellows
Sabrina Butcher
sebtucher@lclark.edu
Maddy Masaryk
madelinemasaryk@lclark.edu
Leonie Fruewirth
leonie@lclark.edu
Law School Writing Center
Lewis & Clark Law School
10101 S. Terwilliger Boulevard MSC 51
Portland OR 97219
