Methodology

This course uses a variety of group discussions, along with individual and group exercises. A number of written exercises will also be used throughout the course.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Distinguish between different legal documents by choosing the appropriate words in their appropriate places to express the intended meaning, as well as the overall structure of the document.

Fundamentals of legal writing and drafting.

Practical skills—technical or legal—for drafting pleadings and all litigation documents.

Skills for drafting judicial and legal memoranda of all types, and explain the optimal methods and techniques for achieving professionalism in this field by becoming familiar with the technical means of legal writing and drafting.

Study the techniques and concepts of writing decisions, regulations, and circulars through practical application of drafting.

Basic skills in legal drafting and sentence structure.

Memoranda for opening arbitration cases.

Skills in preparing well-worded memoranda of various types.

Study some techniques and concepts for writing pleadings and memoranda.

How to evaluate and review the final drafting of pleadings, memoranda, and all legal writings in general.

Practice practical applications and workshops on drafting techniques.

Target Audience

This training course is aimed at legal professionals, specialists, translators, contract writers, and managers who have a good level of general English and wish to acquire proficiency in using legal vocabulary.

Target competencies

Basics of legal language

Defining legal language and distinguishing terms

The goal of legal drafting

Approximates the legal language of the document user

Types of legal language

Unity of form and unity of subject of a legal document