Learn some legalese while learning to type! Exercise your keyboarding skills while you practice typing legal terms and terminology.

Every time you visit this page you will get a new exercise. As with the lessons, the Principles for Effective Learning apply here as you strive to increase your keyboarding skills. If you find your typing needs attention in a specific area, please visit the typing lessons section and find the lesson that best suit you needs!

If you haven't used these exercises before, here are the Instructions for Use, otherwise take a deep breath and click the button to get started!

Afterwards if you want some more practice with your legal typing, try these practice exercises as well:


garnishee, reasonable, deed, subpoena, lease, contract, writ, alimony, pleadings, capital gain/loss, cause of action, estate, alleged, perjury, extradition, accord and satisfaction, alias, arraignment, personal recognizance, discovery, judgment, wobbler, affiant, answer, demurrer, prima facie case, party, mitigating factor, plaintiff, malfeasance, grantor, aggrieved party, nolle prosequi, franchise, costs



Please click here if the above exercise isn't working for you.




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