December 04, 2019
As law
school exam season approaches, the tension in academic hallways thickens like
soup. Over the past few weeks, as I’ve met with students in office hours, I’ve
seen worries etch into their furrowed brows right before my eyes. Everyone
seems to be ahead of me in their outlining. I still don’t
July 19, 2018 Are you getting ready for on-campus interviews? Nervous about how you'll do? To help you get ready for OCI, lawyers from both sides of the interview table shared their advice on the interview process and how to land the “call-back” in this webinar.
https://youtu.be/7TZi7HjVqxE
Speakers:
Tiffany J. deGruy, Partner, Bradley, Birmingham, AL
June 19, 2018 Should you choose a concentration or specialization in law school? What do they entail? And what’s the difference, anyway? You’ll find answers to these frequently asked questions and more below.
March 09, 2018 This is the time of year when many law students are filing their moral character application, hoping that the six month processing time will take them right about up to when their July bar exam results will be released. For some students, this is not a sure thing.
The typical
January 11, 2018
If you just received your first-semester grades and are wondering whether you’re going to survive law school, I’m sympathetic. I’ve been in your position. My first-semester law school grades were my lowest. They weren’t terrible, but they weren’t what I wanted or expected from myself either.
October 07, 2016
You’ve put off taking the MPRE long enough—it’s time to sign up for the MPRE so you can get one step closer to bar admission. This post will answer your most urgent questions about the MPRE exam.
What is the MPRE and who has
March 01, 2016
In most law school seminars, the instruction of legal writing usually gets broken down into technical details. However, legal writing—just like every other form of writing—is more art than science. You must learn how to tell a story, appeal to an audience, and—after you’ve gotten the mechanics of analysis down—trust your instincts.
April 01, 2015
Law students hope for full-time, paid legal employment for the entire summer. Unfortunately, the final reality may differ for some students because of employers’ budgets, geographic restrictions, competition for limited positions, or other factors. When planning their summers, these students will want to explore a variety of options
November 01, 2014 Wise choices of law school courses can optimize grades and increase preparation for the bar exam and future legal practice.
April 01, 2014
You know the feeling. You take an exam and walk away feeling fairly confident. Then when you get your grade, your first thought is confusion, perhaps even denial: “This can’t be right!”
That series of events likely happens hundreds of times each year at law
December 01, 2013
Many non-lawyers don’t know that the bar admission process requires new lawyers to pass a character and fitness test before they can practice law and to adhere to high professional standards once admitted. In theory, the character and fitness requirement protects the public from individuals whose past conduct
December 01, 2010
Take advantage of winter break—when casebooks aren’t competing for your time—to establish the foundation for a spring job search. There’s much you can do now to ready yourself to roll out a strategic and effective plan.
Nurture existing relationships.
Toasting old acquaintances
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