Title: A solid, basic textbook for law students
Product review: Though the book would not take an experienced lawyer very far (the full title makes it clear that it is for students), it would be excellent for law students. I would recommend it for an introductory course on legal drafting. It covers the basics in a brief and readable way, and includes chapters on process, language, ambiguities, definitions, contract interpretation, and computer-assisted drafting.Other texts provide more coverage and greater depth, but this book has the virtue of being short. The main text is 105 pages, and the exercises add 50 more.
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