When You're the Editor: Editing the Writing of Other Lawyers Uses Skills Similar to Those Applied in Editing Your Own Writing but Also Requires 'Additional Roles'

Anna P. Hemingway; Jennifer M. Lear

When You're the Editor: Editing the Writing of Other Lawyers Uses Skills Similar to Those Applied in Editing Your Own Writing but Also Requires 'Additional Roles'

Widener University Commonwealth Law School

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Original language	American English
Volume	33
No	44
Specialist publication	The Pennsylvania Lawyer
State	Published - 2010

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