Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Harnessing AI for Writing: How Grammarly Enhances Your Work In the digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an essential tool for improving productivity and efficiency across various fields. One of the most widely used AI-driven writing assistants is Grammarly,
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Many textbooks and e-resources can be accessed offline. Whether you’re using an e-textbook for exams, or looking to study on the go, set yourself up for success by making sure you can access your materials. Below are step-by-step instructions for
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All Richmond students, faculty and staff can use LastPass for free to manage passwords. Learn more in this post.
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As law students, balancing coursework, internships, and personal life is already a monumental task, but adding Pro Bono service work to the mix, while incredibly rewarding, can often feel overwhelming. In addition, keeping track of hours, ensuring you meet your
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You will become quite familiar with symbols in legal writing. In addition to adding words like “silcrow” to your vocabulary, you’ll learn other quirks to legal writing. To set up Word to work for your new legal writing, make the following adjustments.
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With so much correspondence sent electronically, or virtually today, it’s important to have a signature block that is easy to insert into documents. With Microsoft Word, you have the tools to create a professional signature at your fingertips.
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There are times when you might want to share a PDF, but want to make sure people who receive the file do not edit, copy, or print the document. Beyond sharing the document in the cloud (BOX, Dropbox) and restricting
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