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Hi! What do you think of starting posting ideas/lesson plans/ lessons for teachers of Legal English? Here you have one, from a book:INTRODUCTION TO LAW- BASIC TERMS(from “TEST YOUR PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH-LAW”, NICK BRIEGER)The following terms introduce you to the law and basic legal terminology....

Hi, I'm Ken from the above post, I just registered and want to thank the moderator for this great resource. I can be contacted through my email link in my proflie.

This could be a really good thread! We could share some ideas, offer encouragement, and network for opportunities. However, you should remember to register and give some contact details in your profile so that we can pursue some connnections!I have found that teaching legal english, as a former...

Hi Luca,I am a lawyer and English teacher currently living in Uruguay. For the last 5 years I have been teaching English throughout Latin America at law firms and companies. I practiced law in New York for about 10 years, and I worked in a city agency writing grants and reports for the agency...

Hello, I hope this is the right place to post this message.I am looking for a legal English teacher in Bologna (and surroundings), Italy.Anyone can help me?Thank youLuca

Hi,I have a Law degree and an EFL teaching qualification and am interested in teaching legal English abroad. Could you let me have further details please?Thanks,

I came to Madrid six years ago having previously worked as a lawyer in the UK for 14 years. I now have a successful business giving mainly legal English classes to groups and individuals. If you're still looking send me an email XXXX

The International English Educational Research Association's (IEERA) TESOL Certification Program is an intensive course which provides participants with professional knowledge and skills in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) as well as tools for their own reflection and...

Hi Matt, I would like some information about your Legal English Teachers Association (EULETA) and what requirements are necessary for membership. I have taught English in Berlin, Germany for about four years, and will be moving to Ulm over the summer. If you have any organisations or groups...

Let's just all admire that this phrase is a typical legalese. Lawyers use it, because it looks "lawyerish"(probably a neologism). If you want to write it in plain but still legal English, use "this contract is drafted and concluded by" or even shorter "this contract...