Plain Language and Style

Last updated: November 12, 2007

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  1. Noemi LoPinto, "Plain language movement extends to law firms"
    Lawyer's Weekly 26(21):20-1 (October 5, 2006)
    PER L46    SFX link resolver
  2. Kenneth A. Adams, A manual of style for contract drafting
    (Chicago: ABA, Section of Business Law, 2004)
    KF 807 A33 2004
  3. Bryan A. Garner, The elements of legal style
    2nd ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2002)
    KF 250 G37 2002
  4. M.S. Wogalter et al., "On the adequacy of legal documents: factors that influence informed consent"
    Ergonomics 42(4):593-613 (Apr 1999)
    TA 166 E7 (Steacie)    SFX link resolver
  5. Christine Mowat, A plain language handbook for legal writers
    (Scarborough, Ont.: Carswell, 1998)
    KF 250 M68 1998 (Reserve)
  6. Richard C. Wydick, Plain English for lawyers,
    4th ed. (Durham, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press, 1998)
    KF 250 W84 1998 (Reserve)
  7. Robert C. Dick, Legal drafting in plain language,
    3rd ed. (Scarborough, Ont.: Carswell, 1995)
    KF 250 D49 1995
  8. The Plain Language Institute of British Columbia, "Presentation to Law Students, University of Victoria, 1993"
    in John N. Davis, Legal drafting (Toronto: Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, 2001)
    KF 250 L044A 2001-02 (Reserve)
  9. M. Masson and M.A. Waldron, "Comprehension of Legal Contracts by Non-Experts: Effectiveness of Plain Language Redrafting"
    Applied Cognitive Psychology 8(1):67-85 (Feb 1994)
    BF 309 A65 (Scott)    SFX link resolver
  10. Sir Ernest Gowers, The complete plain words, a reconstruction of ... [the author's] two previous books, Plain words and ABC of plain words
    (London: H.M.S.O., 1973)
    PE 1421 G592 1973 (Reference)
  11. Clarity - An international association promoting plain legal language,
    http://www.clarity-international.net/


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