I typically break some unhappy news to my students on the first day of Blueprint courses. I teach in the Bay Area, after all, so the matter is highly pertinent. “…and, yes, I do recommend you lay off your sticky…
If you’re studying for the LSAT right now, you probably think it is a pretty terrible test that requires a lot of work and preparation. I hate to break it to you, but law school life doesn’t get easier after…
I first heard about Amanda Knox several years ago. I glanced over a few articles on the alleged murder, but I didn’t pay too much attention to the story. As time went on, I was confused because the trial never…
Former California state bar president Patrick Kelly wasn’t happy with the way many lawyers were conducting their business. He claims, “I have all too often witnessed attorneys who claim to be zealously representing their clients but who in fact cross…
Technology isn’t going anywhere. Just about every law student in the country has at least a laptop and a smartphone. As the years continue to roll on, so too will the use of technology in the field of law. Tasks…
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but law schools have been shamelessly inflating their employment statistics for years. Shocking, I know. After cracking down on the way schools report their LSAT scores (a scandal or two helped push in that…
It starts innocently enough. Business makes product. Customer uses product. Product does what it’s supposed to. Everybody’s happy. But then, the law of averages kicks in and the customer gets injured using the product. In fact, the customer gets injured…
2012 is coming to a close, which means another year of Supreme Court cases has come and gone. There were ups, there were downs, and there were some head-scratchers. And, since the editorial overlords here at Most Strongly Supported think…
Today is National Boss’s Day. If you’re in law school right now or are headed in that direction, you’re probably wondering what type of boss you’ll have when you secure a job after graduation. I’m sure you’ve heard horror stories…
Everyone knows that unless you have a big scholarship or very generous (rich) parents, you’re more or less bound to end up with some serious debt after law school. This sad truth pushes many idealistic law students, who would perhaps…