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A Guide to the Intricate Briefing Rules in the Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals

A Guide to the Intricate Briefing Rules in the Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals

by TypeLaw | Jun 14, 2024 | Briefing, compliant formatting, Federal court, Uncategorized

Different circuits, different rules So you’re filing a brief in federal circuit court. You might think that you just need to follow the rules and provisions as established by the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure (FRAP) and your brief will be compliant. If only it...
Key Differences Between The Texas Greenbook and The Bluebook

Key Differences Between The Texas Greenbook and The Bluebook

by TypeLaw | May 9, 2024 | Briefing, citations, compliant formatting, Texas, Uncategorized

Formatting a brief for a Texas court Filing a compliant, well-formatted brief demonstrates your professionalism, establishes credibility with the court, and ensures that your brief won’t be rejected for technical errors—such as not adhering to specifications around...
48 Ways to Get Your Brief Rejected in Federal Court

48 Ways to Get Your Brief Rejected in Federal Court

by TypeLaw | Mar 26, 2024 | Briefing, citations, compliant formatting, Uncategorized

Brief rejections damage your reputation as an attorney It’s crucial for lawyers to steer clear of brief rejections in federal court to protect both their clients’ interests and their professional reputation.  Rejected briefs not only cause frustrating...
LawNext: New Research from TypeLaw on Legal Briefs | Podcast

LawNext: New Research from TypeLaw on Legal Briefs | Podcast

by TypeLaw | Feb 16, 2024 | Briefing, compliant formatting, editing, News, Podcast

When preparing a legal brief, it’s easy to get caught up in the many small (but vital!) formatting details and end up wasting valuable time — time that you could have spent sharpening your argument. Why legal brief formatting takes so long To dig into why it takes so...
Research: The Anatomy of a Legal Brief

Research: The Anatomy of a Legal Brief

by TypeLaw | Dec 11, 2023 | Briefing, compliant formatting, tables, Uncategorized

Efficiency and precision are both vital when crafting a legal brief, but attorneys can get bogged down in the details and end up wasting valuable hours on formatting minutiae. It’s a tricky balance to get right. You need to focus your time on sharpening your...
TypeLaw Tip: Punctuation Around Parentheses

TypeLaw Tip: Punctuation Around Parentheses

by Andrew B. | Oct 24, 2022 | compliant formatting, Uncategorized

Having helped format nearly 10,000 briefs, we’ve had the opportunity to be exposed to a vast sample of legal writing. One issue we often see in briefs is the incorrect placement of punctuation around parentheses. (This was something that I struggled with when we...
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