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LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
The law changes with society and with time it becomes essential to know what are the social rules and laws that have made an impact…
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How to Write Case Briefs in Law School?
A good way to think about case briefs is that they are like mini-reviews in your basic legal writing courses. They summarize important cases or decisions that help you understand how law works. A case brief is primarily a self-teaching tool; and as the name suggests, case brief should be ‘brief’. A long brief eliminates the most important role of a brief: the boiling down of a complex case to its essence…
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Benefits of joining a law school in the long run
It’s not simple to get into a law school and meet all of the criteria. A legal degree may boost your reputation and demonstrate your commitment to your job. Regardless of the sort of profession you choose, graduating from law school may earn you respect and establish you as a highly qualified candidate. The dedication that goes into getting a legal degree might also help you stand out as a strong candidate for a promotion at work…
HOW TO HANDLE REJECTIONS?
Rejection doesn’t need to be about the large stuff like not getting into your top college, not making the group, or not getting asked to prom. Regular circumstances can prompt sensations of rejection, as well, as if your joke didn’t triumph when it’s all said and done, if nobody made sure to save you a seat at the lunch table, or then again if the individual you like talks to everybody except you…
Why being a lawyer is nothing like life in Suits?
It’s no secret that lawyers are stereotypically imagined sitting behind a desk, wearing suits, and forking out arguments in courthouses. In reality, lawyers have left the courthouse and entered an office environment. The days of one-dimensional law firms are gone; now lawyers wear many hats within their company, wearing as many as four different hats at one time…
How to write a good cover letter?
Make sure the experiences you mention are not remote to what you’re applying for. If you’re looking for a job in a law firm known for IP, make sure you modify your cover letter to better bring into light your experiences with organizations or firms that also specialize in IP…
IS MOOTING IMPORTANT FOR LAW STUDENTS?
Look at mooting as a cake. The capacity to orally argue/public speaking is the cherry on the cake: it’s gorgeous, it’s unique, but the majority of what you’d be eating IS THE CAKE ITSELF. Actual litigation is fuelled by research and the ability to apply adjectival/procedural law with tenacity…
Where should I intern in first year of law school?
Most preferable internship for a first-year student could be in an NGO. They provide students with an opportunity to directly deal with people in need and develop some empathy towards them. Some find NGOs the best option for their first internship because they haven’t explored law that much…
Can I do CS with law?
CS is a complete course in itself and combining it with LLB is a great fusion. It’s not everyone’s piece of cake though but if you are ready to give whatever it takes for you to achieve your dream and passion, then grab the chance and make it worth your sacrifices. Choosing CS with law opens the door for the corporate world to you where making a place may seem difficult…
Do college grades matter for securing placements?
I would like to suggest that you set an aim and act accordingly. Nevertheless, I believe that maintaining an average or decent GPA (Grade Per Year) is a must for every law Aspirant. We are not asking you to have a perfect 10 GPA but you must try to keep it above 8…
How to reduce stress during exams?
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone comes up to me and says that, they are having a hard time concentrating because of the peer pressure on their mind. Considering the sombre times we are living in when we have more than enough things to worry about, corona strikes our stress like cheese burst to our pizza…