We are asked this question very often and the best answer comes from the judges themselves. We have been training ENM judges in Legal Design and Clear Language since 2019 and we observe the way they appropriate the methodology over the course of the classes. Some judges are so taken with the exercise that once in court, they apply the legal design method to letters or even judgments. Some judges speak out on legal design, see in particular "La place du visuel dans le contentieux administratif" by Didier Israël, administrative magistrate, AJDA n°1, 2023. We are also very active in litigation design in 19 jurisdictions in Europe, and we observe that judges do not read more than 20 or 30 pages and encourage lawyers to keep it short. Some of our visuals have been discussed in court.