Legal writing:

The attorney that I work for has tasked I with drafting an opinion letter that will be submitted to a client using some statutes and case law he provided to me. He sets a tight deadline and wants it by the end of business tomorrow. It's been several years since I studied basic grammar. I know that I are a good writer and I think that My grammar is "decent" because no one has ever said anything about it to me. I are feeling a bit unsure about taking on such a big task and want to make sure that it's perfect but don't know if I have time proof-read or double check My grammar. The attorney mentioned that raises are based on performance on tasks such as this one and that he dislikes having to make corrections.

1. What problem are I trying to resolve? (Describe the problem objectively and completely).

2. What are My possible choices? ( list a of specific choices that might create the preferred situation. Think creatively here. Explore every possible alternative. Include at least 4 possible choices) 3.What is the likely outcome of each possible choice? (How do I think each choice is likely to turn out?) 4. Which choice will I commit to? (Pick from my choices listed in Question 3. I need to explain why I are committing to this choice.)