Bar exam

Congratulations you'e graduated from law school! Now for the hard part: passing the bar. Here are my tips for studying for the bar exam!

Here is a Vennish diagram illustrating the overlap of legal, equitable and restitutionary remedies for torts and contracts. The diagram shows in red the types of legal remedies (damages) that are a…

Here is a big picture flowchart for analyzing whether evidence is admissible. First, has counsel asked a question? If so, apply Test # 1 to address whether there are any objections to the form of t…

Happy Thursday friends! I am taking a little study break to bring you a blog post about studying. If you don't know, I am currently studying for the Ohio Bar Exam. This means I study 7-8 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is not the most fun I have ever had but I am trucking along and getting it done. My post today is full of the products that are absolutely helping me survive this time in my life. 1. Book Stand This puppy helped me survive law school too and I am more thankful than ever for it…

Passing the bar exam requires an intimidating amount of memorization. There are no shortcuts and no two people learn in the same way. But techniques developed over thousands of years can help you memorize all that you’ll need for the bar.

A smart man learns from his mistakes. A wise one learns from the mistakes of others. Pass the bar and avoid these mistakes.

My 42-page summary of contracts law, updated in 2019, is below. Here are the links to my Contracts diagrams: Contracts Big Picture Contracts: Just the Rules I highly recommend Understanding Contrac…

Hump day!!! All I can think about is the camel commercial whenever I say or hear hump day. Back to actual blogging though, today I am sharing my schedule for bar exam prep. Now that I have graduated from law school, my next hurdle is the dreaded bar exam. For those who don't know, the bar exam is a state-specific test that must be passed in order to be licensed to practice law in that particular state. It tests you on relevant law in that state as well as a combined group of legal subjects…

Here is a Vennish diagram illustrating the overlap of legal, equitable and restitutionary remedies for torts and contracts. The diagram shows in red the types of legal remedies (damages) that are a…

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