Should Law Students be Entrepreneurs?

By: PATRICK ELLIS

There are several reasons why law students should consider entrepreneurship. I am not going to bore (or depress) you with employment statistics, headlines, or stories about law students robbing banks to pay off loans. We…

Sit Wisely, My Friends

By: Law School Humor

Seat selection says a lot about a law student. It is the biggest decision that will be made early on in the semester (other than the add/drop debacle). Law students should think long and hard about their seat selection. It is likely they…

It Is Never Too Early For You To Start Marketing Yourself

By: IAN SCOTT

A Few Good Marketing Ideas for Law Students

A simple Google search is one of the first things that a prospective employer does when they are considering hiring a law…

No Strings Attached: Negotiability in the Mortgage Arena

By: JACQUELIN RUDLOFF

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“House of cards,” “behind the curtain,” “too big to fail” are all common descriptions of what could now be deemed a household name: The…

“Flip ’em the Bird”: Second Circuit Okays Giving Police the Middle Finger

By: ANTHONY FASANO

In what will likely cause displeasure and annoyance for many police officers around the country, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in…

The Merits of Not Throwing Someone Under the Bus

By: JOEY PEGRAM

The job that I have right now is not my first rodeo in the world of office life. During my last year and a half of college and the year I took off in between college and law school, I worked at two…

Same-Sex Marriages — A South African Perspective

By: SARAH VAHED

Amid recent challenges to same-sex marriage rights in courts around the United States, it is no-doubt of significant value to take into account the views of the international community. South Africa is…