2. A factual statement that
demonstrates the inherent fairness and legal validity of the writer's
position.
• Statement advances your case theory.
• Statement contains sufficient context facts and all legally significant
facts. Immaterial facts are omitted.
• Facts are accurately stated. No facts are misrepresented.
• Undisputed facts are distinguished from disputed facts.
• Favorable facts are emphasized.
• Unfavorable facts are neutralized.
• Statement is organized according to the method that most persuasively
tells the story.
• Statement tells an engaging, interesting story that humanizes your
client.
• Inferences are created in the reader's mind that point towards favorable
conclusions about your client's case. |
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