by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Nov 27, 2007 | Bar Review, Home, Recent
If you did not pass the Bar Exam this time, do not despair. There are PLENTY of successful attorneys that did not pass their first time around. Hillary Clinton and JFK jr just to name two. So, if you were unsuccessful this past July, do not give up, but before you... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Sep 30, 2006 | Home, Recent
First of all, I need to put a little disclaimer here: not every professor in every law school uses IRAC. Most professors do use IRAC and it is usually the preferred method on the Bar Exam. The following is short and sweet and definitely not a comprehensive explanation... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Sep 6, 2006 | Home, Recent
A student once told me that outlining was “overrated.” Naturally, I asked him why he thought this. His response was “if you take good notes and basically understand what is going on in class, you do not need an outline.” The problem with this logic is that outlining... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Aug 27, 2006 | Home, Recent
I wish someone told me that there was a “Big Picture” to this whole business of being a first year law student. I wish someone had told me that everything fits together at the end. I wish someone told me that every piece of information I was learning was not being... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Apr 5, 2006 | 1st Years, Recent, Uncategorized
The following is from Starting Off Right in Torts by Carolyn Nygren I think the most helpful method is to assign the same question to everyone in your group. All will prepare a list of the legal theories they spot in the question. Under each legal theory, they should...