I learned that memorials and legal opinions must follow the logic of a rigorous syllogism: major premise – minor premise – conclusion. Plus the obsessive concern for systematisation, the attention to the forest before concern for trees, the right separation of levels and perspectives and, above all, the supreme rule: as many details in as few words. ...

The title of your topic may or not generate curiosity to read a text. There is an American joke saying that „Before writing a book, sell it!”. The same thing happens when you write a text. In order to get the attention of the reader you need to offer her or him an inciting topic, able to make her or him hope that will obtain useful information.

For a lawyer, the word is the scalpel with which he or she operates. A scalpel of a surgeon which is blunt, imprecise or too large can hurt. Likewise, the word of the legal practitioner must be an instrument of precision, which goes straight to the target, without useless deviations.