Legal Research & Writing

Articles in this category cover how to find, evaluate, and cite legal authority—cases, statutes, regulations, and secondary sources—using practical research strategies and tools. It also focuses on legal writing, including drafting memos, briefs, motions, contracts, and client communications with clear structure, persuasive analysis, and proper citation.

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What is precedent?

What is precedent?

Precedent is a prior court decision that judges use as authority when deciding later cases with similar facts or legal issues. In common-law systems like the United States, binding precedent from higher courts generally must be followed, while persuasive precedent may guide outcomes. This article explains how precedent works, the difference between binding and persuasive […]
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