As lawyers and law students, we are living in an increasingly digitized world. From law school to the bar exam to practice, many tasks that were exclusively paper-based have been transferred to an online format.
Perhaps we won’t be able to call it “book” briefing much longer? In law school, you might find yourself needing to read an online casebook or study aid. The major book publishers now all offer digitized texts. In most cases, though, you will still have the option to choose a print book or digitized text. [Read more…] about Reading on Screens—Where will you encounter it?
One of the most difficult parts of the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) is the time crunch examinees face. 
So, I want to let you into a little secret about getting the most done during bar prep days. I know what you may be thinking: energy drinks, early morning wake ups, or late-night cramming. But no, this isn’t the way to get through a monster bar prep to do list.