Call me strange, but there is something visually appealing about a well laid out brief. The ruled and numbered lines give structure and design. The even spacing creates a nice balance of black on white. Case citations bring reliability and precedent. The table of authorities makes finding and citing the relevant authorities a breeze. When everything is laid out all nice and even and straight, it is pleasing on my eye.
If you have ever worked on a brief with any number of cases and codes cited you know that generating that oh so important table of authorities can be a real challenge. Microsoft Word has a pretty good table of authorities generator, if you know how to use it. Over at
Lawyerist.com Deborah Savadra gives us a great step-by-step tutorial on how to make Word's table of authorities feature work for you!
This is a great instructional Click here to learn!
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