A Practical Guide to Lawyering Skills -- a book for all  law students.  This guide brings together the theory and practice of  lawyering skills in an accessible and practical context, which will be  of use for all law students.    The book looks at how skills are taught and assessed both on  undergraduate and vocational courses, and helps students to see skills  as an integral element of law in both its academic and practical  context. A Practical Guide to Lawyering Skills provides a key  introduction to the fundamental skills of writing and drafting,  interviewing and advising, research and Opinion writing, and advocacy,  while also introducing students to the key skills needed by modern  lawyers, such as Information Technology.    Written to provide students with guidance and support in developing  their lawyering skills across both undergraduate and vocational  courses, the book draws on the authors' long experience as both  academics and practitioners, both as solicitors and barristers.  Philip Plowden is Director of Professional Studies at the University  of Northumbria, and a practising solicitor.  Fiona Boyle is a Senior  Lecturer at the University of Northumbria and a solicitor.  Deveral  Capps is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Northumbria and a  barrister.  Clare Sandford is a Senior Lecturer at Northumbria and a  solicitor.  All the authors teach both on the vocational law courses  and on the undergraduate Exempting Degree with its integrated approach  to the teaching of legal skills across the undergraduate curriculum.    A Practical Guide to Lawyering Skills is the essential guide to legal  skills for all law students as they develop the skills that they need  to work with law in its 21st century context.

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