LaTeX for Lawyers

Awesome! On Jun 4, 2020, 12:47 AM +0800, Daniel Doherty <ded@ddoherty.net>, wrote: Six years

Bryce, I've been trying to get the template to work for quite some time. Not being fully

Markdown is one way to go, indeed. As for the workflow / process, I probably won't have time

I've noticed that my best legal writing happens when I can write quickly, without having to use

I don't really use the literate programming part. I just use it to have the fine grained change

Maybe the apacite package? https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/117481232881578280631 On Saturday,

Hello All, Has anyone been able to get xr-hyperref support working in the main document? For me, it

Ouch!! The version tracking is the "automatically deleted after 30 days/100 commits" type.

yes let's do that

Hi Pablo, You might start with "How can I explain the meaning of LaTeX to my grandma?" at

Yea, that is shady; but isn't TeXnicCenter also open-source? Regards, -Pablo Attorney at Law, LLC

Thought folks might find this interesting: Introducing LawTeX & LawTeX — LaTeX for Law School -

Very very cool. Thanks for sharing this with me and the group. On Aug 20, 2013 4:57 PM, "

I have checked it out and it works. On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 6:21 PM, Pablo Carranza <pablo@pcatty.

On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 2:49 PM, A Feldman <aaronfeldmanesq@gmail.com> wrote: > Also, I think

I've added a template for a basic memo: https://github.com/latexforlawyers/memo Comments welcome.

My vote goes to 1. Something about 2 (I'm inclined to say the /-logo-{ structure) looks off to me

I found a few StackExchange questions on licensing templates (http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/

I've added: - A public folder for relevant docs: http://bit.ly/15wRETq - A few empty drafts for