Different types of legal writing can really change how we revise and edit our work. Here are a few things I've noticed:

1. Tone and Audience:

   • A memo needs to be clear and straight to the point.
   • A brief, on the other hand, often requires a more persuasive approach.
   • This difference influences what you focus on when making edits.

2. Structure:

   • Each type of writing has its own format.
   • For example, IRAC is a common structure used for analysis.
   • This affects how you organize your revisions.

3. Clarity and Precision:

   • Some writing styles need shorter and clearer sentences.
   • This pushes you to choose your words more carefully when editing.

Adjusting to these differences has helped me improve my writing skills a lot.