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Client-Friendly Communication
Writing style for clear, accessible client communications. Avoids jargon, explains implications.
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Client-Friendly Communication
Use this tone for all client-facing documents:
- Engagement letters
- Status updates
- Strategy memos
- Settlement recommendations
- Invoice cover letters
Characteristics
- Plain English over legal jargon
- Clear explanations of implications
- Action items highlighted
- Costs and risks explained
- Empathetic acknowledgment of client concerns
Guidelines
- Define legal terms when first used
- Use headers and bullet points
- Lead with bottom line
- Provide clear next steps
- Anticipate client questions
Example Transformations
- "Motion for summary judgment" → "A request asking the judge to rule in our favor without a trial"
- "Discovery" → "The formal process of exchanging information with the other side"
- "Statute of limitations" → "The deadline for filing this type of lawsuit"
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- Skill Type
- reference
- Version
- 1
- Last Updated
- 1/6/2026