John Infante’s “Summer of Zero Tip #5: Get on Twitter” post in the blog Fearfully Optimistic advocates giving Twitter a try. As someone who started some time last year, didn’t grok it, then got into it full swing the second time around, I second the recommendation. Once I started using Twitter comfortably, I found my [...]
I’ve received a couple of notes from readers asking about LSAT preparation. I went with the Princeton Review’s Cracking the LSAT book, which in retrospect was probably not the best approach. Many online reviews and discussions with my classmates revealed that there were better routes I could have taken. However, I did better than I [...]
This article tells us something we already know: Law firms are playing it careful these days. I wonder though, how are law schools going to respond to this? Some law school graduates (self included) elect not to become lawyers. Some want to become lawyers but can’t find good jobs in the legal field. And some [...]
Before I write anything more, let me first tell you this: I deliberately have kept this blog as politically neutral as possible, in order to be as welcoming as possible to readers of all political persuasions. With that said, I also think there is room to respectfully disagree on politics. After all, the cornerstone of [...]
Susan Carter Liebel is putting together Solo Practice University, a “revolutionary new web-based educational and professional networking community for lawyers and law students.” For years Susan has been teaching law students how to become solo practitioners, and now she’s taking it online.
According to Susan, several of the faculty members are MILO (Macs in the [...]