Training

Most lawyers are competent writers, but they can lack confidence when it comes to sharing their insight in a public article.

I offer training to build your confidence in your writing. I give you a clear process and structure to follow.

I also offer training on the latest developments in your area of law, so that you feel up-to-date with your knowledge.

How to write a good legal article

Do you get the Fear of the Blank Page when you sit down to write an article?

Or perhaps you’ve noticed more of your colleagues turning to Chat GPT for a first draft.

I give you a process for writing structured articles with helpful analysis. You’ll be able to write more efficiently and with the conviction that your article is clear, interesting, and genuinely helpful for your clients.

There’s an internal benefit too. Writing is thinking, so the more your team write legal articles, the better they understand their practice area. It’s training for the mind.

The session covers:

  • Where to look for ideas
  • How to structure an article
  • Writing for your target audience
  • Readable writing styles
  • Explaining complex concepts in a straightforward way
  • Developing a helpful analysis
  • Pitfalls of Chat GPT
  • Firm persuasion that your brain is much more intelligent than Chat GPT

 

Price: £1,500*

 *This is the corporate price for a group session. If you’d like to book on as an individual, please contact me for an individual price

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Monthly internal updates for your team

You probably receive legal updates to your inbox every morning. But do you ever have the time to read them?

I read the Court decisions published on the National Archives every morning.

All you need to do is let me know the areas of law in which you want your updates, and I’ll collate the relevant information for you every month.

I’ll share it with your team during an in-person session (or online if you prefer), and I’ll prepare a briefing note for how the issue affects your practice.

You’ll have a searchable bank of briefing notes to refer back to whenever the issue arises.

This training is suitable for Disputes & Litigation teams that don’t yet have an in-house Knowledge Lawyer.

What you get every month:

  • An in-person session to cover the updates in that month. (This can be done online if you prefer)
  • Briefing notes for future reference.
  • Precedent text for weaving the latest decisions into your correspondence.

 

Price: £2,500 per month

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About Me

I’m Kath Hooper, a lawyer-turned-copywriter. I help lawyers to build their authority through content, and attract more clients