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Tag Archives: Lawyer
Logical Reasonings / 4.17.12
A) If you’re going to law school because you have dreams of becoming a Supreme Court justice, get ready for some thrilling debates on verbiage and cheap shots about the Mets. Wall Street Journal. B) The ABA promises job market … Read Entire Article…
Logical Reasonings – Health Care Edition / 3.26.12
A) The Supreme Court takes on Obamacare. Huffington Post. B) Check out some political implications of the heath care bill. CBS News. C) Not sure who wins and who loses with Obamacare? An easy infographic. CNN. D) What about the … Read Entire Article…
Mar 26, 2012 - 4:04 pm - By Hank
Tags: court, law, Lawyer, lawyers, logical reasonings, supreme court
Tags: court, law, Lawyer, lawyers, logical reasonings, supreme court
What to Do if You Have a Change of Heart in Law School
You’ve known what you wanted to do your whole life. You grew up with an inexplicable desire to carry and read many heavy books over the course of three years, and then work 60 hours a week for a further three thereafter. You’ve always wanted to draft memos and analyze issues in minute detail. There has never been any doubt in your mind that you’d end up a lawyer.
You can stop reading now.
If the above doesn’t describe you, please read on. And rest assured that it’s not the least bit abnormal to have doubts about your chosen career/life path (or use double negatives). If you’re planning on heading to law school, or you’re already there, you may wonder what effect a change of heart may have on your future.
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Feb 1, 2012 - 6:45 pm - By Alex Davis
Tags: change of heart in law school, law, law school advice, Lawyer
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Tags: change of heart in law school, law, law school advice, Lawyer
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Logical Reasonings / 1.10.12
A) Remember the guy who claimed to have found a dead mouse in his Mountain Dew? Here’s an interview with his lawyer. Hopefully there will be a follow-up with one of the Pepsi attorneys who claimed it’s all baloney because … Read Entire Article…
Logical Reasonings / 12.16.11
A) Law School Transparency has once again set its sights on graduate employment data, and this time it hopes it will actually work. National Law Journal. B) This story about SAT cheating flubs some info about the LSAT, but it’s … Read Entire Article…
Lights, Camera, Alex: No One’s Greater than Spader
If any of you live with or know someone whose profession is one oft-featured on television or in film (lawyer, doctor, etc.) then you are surely well acquainted with the incessant, “That’s not how it happens in real life!” bellyaching.
Well I hope you like it, because here comes some more!
As part of reading this post, I’m going to ask you to drink in one minute and forty-four seconds of Boston Legal, courtesy of this performance by James Spader:
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Oct 6, 2011 - 5:36 pm - By Alex Davis
Tags: law jobs, Lawyer, legal dramas, legal life
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Tags: law jobs, Lawyer, legal dramas, legal life
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Logical Reasonings / 9.1.11
A) A pizza delivered in 30 minutes or it’s free? Try a lawyer in 15. ABA Journal. B) Attention Tennesseans: A new law school has opened in Nashville. The National Law Journal. C) Attention Texans: 700 new laws have taken … Read Entire Article…
Sep 1, 2011 - 2:23 pm - By Hank
Tags: law school, Lawyer, logical reasonings, LSAT, most strongly supported
Tags: law school, Lawyer, logical reasonings, LSAT, most strongly supported
Why You Should Take the LSAT Immediately, if not Sooner
Some people see the glass half-empty, while others see it half-full. I myself typically just chug the whole thing then fill it up again. Philosophical positions aside, a new wave of half-empty sensibilities has breached the legal community in recent weeks. The Wall Street Journal has recently published an article detailing the dire straits of employment among 2010 law grads. The next day the ABA journal presented basically the same piece but with comments enabled, which ended up being far more interesting and informative than the article itself. The shock value centerpiece was the story of Fabian Ronisky, a Norhwestern Law Graduate who, unable to procure any sort of legal position, has resorted to selling media online at his parents’ house. (I’m pretty sure I went to high school with the pariah in question, but like any righteously paranoid, self-protecting law student should, he doesn’t have a facebook account, so that pretty much exhausts my investigation on that matter).
May 18, 2010 - 10:45 am - By Contributing Writer
Tags: Current Events, Lawyer, LSAT, Miscellaneous, Tips
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Pursuing an LLM degree in Ireland
I’m currently spending my days in Galway, Ireland – a quaint town where the sheepdogs run free by day, and by night drunks find themselves toppling over bridges and into the cold, rushing waters of the Eglinton Canal. Galway is … Read Entire Article…
Apr 13, 2010 - 1:46 pm - By Contributing Writer
Tags: law school, Lawyer, legal, legal life, Miscellaneous, Student
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It’s a Good Time to be a Law Professor
In an era where Humanities faculty are dropping like flies, law school faculty members have flourished. A study from the National Jurist indicates that the average law school increased its faculty by 40% over the past ten years. This is … Read Entire Article…
Mar 12, 2010 - 11:39 am - By Jodi Triplett
Tags: Current Events, law school, Lawyer, legal, legal life, News
Tags: Current Events, law school, Lawyer, legal, legal life, News






