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CHAD BARUCH: TEXAS APPELLATE LAWYER
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Chad Baruch represents individuals and businesses. In recent years, his clients have included the following:
J.L. Gossett, Inc. (Rowlett, Texas) - Commercial Real Estate Investment
Black Citizens for Justice Law & Order, Inc. - Civil Rights Group
Mor-Pak Specialties, Inc. (Rowlett, Texas) - Packaging Manufacturing
Classic Construction & Restoration, Inc. (Richardson, Texas) - Construction Services
Baker Technologies Incorporated (Rowlett, Texas) - Fraud Examination
ABLE Software Consulting (Fort Worth, Texas) - Software Consulting/Support
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Legal Writing
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 Writing is the lifeblood of the law. Yet many lawyers are poor writers.
They cannot write plainly and instead use too many words, arcane phrases, and
meaningless jargon. Simply put, legal writing is often wordy,
indecipherable, pompous, and boring. The basic rules of good legal writing
(and, for that matter, any writing) are simple. Whether in the format of an
everyday letter or a Supreme Court brief, good legal writing is precise,
simple, clear, and forceful. It commands the reader's attention, and
respects the reader's intelligence. It is thorough without being verbose,
forceful without being combative, and entertaining without being trite. Good
legal writing is particularly important to the quality representation of
clients. Opposing counsel and presiding judges may form initial impressions
of the lawyer and client based upon the writing they receive. Moreover, the
ability of a lawyer to present the client's perspective artfully may
influence the outcome of the case. A good lawyer of any type is by
definition almost always a good writer.
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