LawWrite
Opening your workspace…
LawWrite turns legal writing practice into visible progress. Write in your own words, understand every change, and build confidence one draft at a time.
LawWrite makes your thinking visible. Draft in your own words, compare every decision, and walk away knowing exactly how your argument became clearer.
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Write it yourself
Build the habit, not a shortcut.
See what changed
Turn revisions into useful feedback.
Explain your choices
Reflect with questions made for your draft.
The defendant owed a duty of care to the claimant.
That duty was breached when the defendant failed to act reasonably in the circumstances.
The claimant suffered a loss as a result.
The defendant’s relationship with the claimant created a recognised duty of care.
The failure to take reasonable precautions amounted to a breach.
The breach caused the claimant’s financial loss.
Every step is designed to keep you thinking. LawWrite gives you a clear place to practise, review, and explain your legal writing.
Explore the four-step workflowStart with the prompt
Put the legal argument into your own words.
Keep your place
Keep your draft and return when you are ready.
See the delta
See the decisions that changed your letter.
Make it explainable
Answer questions that make your reasoning clear.
LawWrite is a joint initiative from Macquarie Law School and the School of Computing, shaped around how students actually learn.
Ms Charanya Ramakrishnan
Development supervisor
Course Director, Bachelor of IT
Dr Amanda Head
Product owner
Course Director, Bachelor of LLB
Tran Khoi Nguyen Nguyen
Software developer
Bachelor of IT, SoftTech & AI
Ngoc Mai Trinh
Design and ethics lead
Bachelor of Business Analytics
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