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Kerry | Legal Writing & Creative Writing Tips

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Posted On: March 14th 2026, 12:46 pm
Make sure you’re taking your sentences in legal writing to their final analysis point. Use the so what test to help you figure out if there’s more reasoning left to do.

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cellyvisionz 4 months ago

cellyvisionz

Dm me🔥

amicusblakely 4 months ago

amicusblakely

My toddler can add 'so what' endlessly, so you see...one CAN ask 'so what' to anything you end a sentence with. But of course, she's not doing much legal writing yet.

kaylaamidk 4 months ago

kaylaamidk

This is so helpful!! Thank you!

tiffy_804 4 months ago

tiffy_804

A conclusion

baulker 4 months ago

baulker

Going through my essay and applying this - thank you!

noted.worthy 4 months ago

noted.worthy

Love these thank you 🙌🙌🙌

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