Document Type
Article
Publication Date
3-2016
Abstract
Lawyers commonly write as their clients' representatives, but many lawyers also do "extracurricular writing" in non-representational roles. A few years ago in Precedent (The Missouri Bar's former quarterly magazine), I wrote about lawyers who publish newspaper op-ed columns (essays appearing "opposite the editorial pages") and letters to the editor. The present two-part article explores three additional extracurricular writing opportunities open to lawyers. In the Journal's January-February issue, Part 1 discussed writing or co-writing in law reviews. Part 2 now concludes by discussing writing opportunities in bar association journals and on blogs.
Recommended Citation
Douglas E. Abrams,
Writing in Law Reviews, Bar Association Journals, and Blogs (Part II), 72 Journal of the Missouri Bar 88
(2016).
Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/facpubs/766