Wednesday, 10th March 2010
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Wikipedia says "...one of the oldest books on military strategy in the world. It is also one of the most famous studies of strategy and has had a huge influence on Eastern and Western military planning, business tactics, and beyond."
Foolkit would add "and to the strategies of clever lawyers"
Foolkit would also match this with a favorite, "Getting to Yes" by Fisher, Ury and Patton. That one you will have to buy.
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See our courts pages for Court Rules and Forms.
Many South Australian Government forms can be accessed through Service SA. Use the Search facility.
Most Federal Government Forms (including ASIC forms) are available free from GovForms. They have a tool called Smart Forms - PDF versions that you can complete on your computer
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Instapaper: This is a very simple free addition to your browser's toolbar. When you find a page that's interesting and you don't have time to read it, just click the button. Also useful if you are collecting information on a topic. Try out its feature like add a folder, move (to a folder), view text only, archive and print in a range of formats including 3 column newspaper style.
It is beyond the scope and budget of this site to provide a set of free precedents.
The Law Society of NSW has a range of precedents that it sells. Although written for NSW Law, many are still of practical help for a South Australian Solicitor. Prices vary.
The Law Society of SA has an excellent ongoing program of Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Visit their main page and scroll through for details of upcoming events or download a copy of the CPD Brochure - Law Society SA.
Papers from earlier sessions may also be purchased.
Education Section of LSSA
Telephone: 8110 5200
Email: cpd@lawsocietysa.asn.au
The Federal Court of Australia has a collection of links for Students on Legal research and citation guides.
The suggest that school, tertiary or local public libraries are often the best place to start your research.
The Australian Libraries Gateway provides easy access to contact details, websites and catalogues of libraries.
Clarity is a website that fosters the use of good, clear language by the legal profession. They have articles that include some practical examples of plain language drafting.
Plain English Lexicon is a free download (I could only get the download to work in Internet Explorer). It is a guide as to whether or not your words will be understood and suggests alternative plain english words.
