"Legal prose" refers to the specific style of writing used in legal documents, such as contracts, laws, and court opinions. It is characterized by precise and formal language, with a focus on clarity and accuracy. Full definition
Both clients and lawyers value key parts of legal drafting, such as researching and processing legal concepts, generating and organizing content, and ultimately writing legal prose. (intelligentediting.com)
Brackets add to the agitation that legal prose induces. (abajournal.com)
Contemporary lawyers may race bicycles or play soccer on the weekends; but to the extent that they can adopt the more formal features of legal prose during the week, their ethos will be more persuasive and effective. (legalwritingjournal.org)