Associate Writing Program | Careers | Robins Kaplan LLP Law Firm

We have developed the “Well & Good” writing program to assist our associates in developing sound writing principles. This curriculum includes lessons that address the principles of good writing, the art of persuasion, and components for accepting feedback.

The program also offers structured guidance from three different sources: peers, firm partners, and clients. During these sessions, associates receive invaluable critiques and training that help them efficiently plan, draft, and revise their work.

Associates then have the opportunity to apply these lessons by producing written work for one of our partnering pro bono agencies. This program helps associates make meaningful pro bono contributions while developing effective writing skills in their first year with the firm.

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