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: The California Blog of AppealWhen a lawyer must include one or more issue statements in a brief, either for purposes of clarity or because required by court rule, and the lawyer has trouble formulating a succinct issue statement that correctly identifies the parties and the critical facts necessary to an understanding of the statement, where can the attorney find a resource to help him write a clear, succinct issue statement that is easily understood by the reader?
By Greg May
No, I haven’t “lost it” during my absence. The title of this post is a parody of a bad issue statement ? something we all see way too often.
As for an answer to the question itself, this looks like a pretty darn good place to start.
Full post as published by The California Blog of Appeal on November 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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