Kamela Bridges

[Kamela Bridges @KamelaBridges]

@alittleleader Could you use “accused” and “accuser” throughout instead of “plaintiff” and “defendant”? With a longer explanation to start, e.g., “When an accused assaulter sues his accuser, the accused often . . . .”

[Kamela Bridges @KamelaBridges]

@lizbangs @WayneSchiess @UTexasLaw Ahem. Have you met the women who teach legal writing @UTexasLaw? There was zero royal wedding talk.