Grammar for Lawyers Audio Course: Lesson 10 — Legal Writing Under Pressure: A Grammar Checklist for Fast, Safe Drafting

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Welcome to the final lesson of the Grammar for Lawyers Audio Course.

Lawyers rarely write in calm, reflective conditions. Most legal drafting happens when something is urgent, incomplete, disputed, or about to be filed. Under pressure, language becomes a risk surface: small grammatical decisions can shift obligations, weaken arguments, or create future disputes. This final lesson distills the key habits that keep your writing clear when the clock is against you.

Lesson 9 — Contents

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1. Build Stable Sentences When Time Is Short

2. Control the Grammar That Fails Most Easily Under Pressure

3. Maintain Terminology Discipline When Documents Change Fast

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