Shout out to Jim Drazen

…is not my problem. In more ways then one, actually. ... more

Contracts exam report. Very entertaining hypo. I spotted a lot of interesting issues. I ended up hand-waving my way through a lot of it. I was the first person out of the exam. I’m pretty sure this one isn’t going to be selected as next year’s example of how to write a contracts exam. Oh well. Next up: Civ Pro. ... more

Classes formally ended yesterday. I applauded for 3 out of four of my professors. I still have trouble giving props to my Civ Pro instructor. Even taking into account that it is her first year, I’m not so thrilled. Now begins the frantic reviewing (and in some cases, learning) that always comes before the exams. Personally, this has always been a problem for me: I tend to learn things the first time and then have trouble reviewing them. This can be good or bad: if I learn ... more

As some of you know, my current plans are to abandon my legal education, at least for the time being. After this semester’s finals, I shall call it quits, very likely forever. I’ve already started the job search in the technology field. Elevator summary: While I remain interested in the law, and find it very exciting in theory, in practice I find that I dislike the industry. Between the frequently artificial air of competition and the way that the ABA, schools, and firms work... more