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Join us for Power Hour!
Stop staring at that to-do list and start crossing things off. Whether you’re briefing cases for Torts, drafting a cover letter, or finally tackling that Bluebook assignment, join us for a focused Community Power Hour. We'll be meeting on every Friday (starting March 27) at 1:00 EST for 60 minutes of deep work. No…
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Legal Power Hour is LIVE! 🎧⚖️
I’m hanging out on Zoom until 2 PM EST for some deep work and lo-fi beats. If you’ve got a project you want to knock out before the weekend, hop in and join the flow! Didn’t register? No worries! Come on in. If you can't make it today, we'll be here every Friday going forward from 1-2PM EST. Check our events page to snag…
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Journal, Moot Court, or Mock Trial?
If you could only have one on your resume for the rest of your career, which are you choosing and why?
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Your Resume is a PDF, but your Reputation is Public: The 15-Minute LinkedIn Audit
Between the Bluebook citations and the looming specter of OCI, it’s easy to treat your professional identity like a static document you only update when a clerkship application is due. But here is the reality of the modern legal market: partners, recruiters, and clients are Googling you long before they ever see that…
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What is the most 'non-law' thing on your resume that an interviewer has actually asked you about?
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Resumes: To list the GPA or not to list the GPA?
The decision to hit delete on your GPA is a rite of passage that many law students and junior associates get wrong. During your 1L and 2L years, that three-digit number is practically your social security number, it is the primary filter through which every OCI screener and clerkship coordinator views your potential.…
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What is the one 'office etiquette' rule summer associates should be aware of this summer?
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Updating Your Legal Resume for OCI: Labels for Pending Journal Status
The mid-semester "limbo" is a high-stakes waiting game that can make or break your OCI (On-Campus Interviewing) strategy. You’ve put in the grueling hours for the write-on competition, survived the bluebooking exams, and now you are staring at a blank spot on your resume where "Law Review" should be. You know that having a…
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How Should You Format Your Law School Resume?
The urge to make your law school resume "pop" with a modern layout or a splash of color can be a career-ending mistake before the first interview. You’ve spent three years grinding through case law, and now you’re staring at a blank document, tempted to use a sleek Canva template with a profile photo and a sidebar for your…
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Questions about the Bar Exam? We've got you!
3L Spring is a balancing act. You’re finishing your degree while simultaneously preparing for the biggest test of your career. Don't wait for the post-graduation panic to set in. Set your foundation this month! Come to one of our Bar Talks, where we will cover everything that you need to know about the bar exam, show you…
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Happy Black History Month! Check out this post in our Legal Careers Community!
Black History Month is more than a reflection on the past; it is a reminder of the profound impact Black attorneys have had on the very fabric of American law. For law students, this history isn't just a series of dates. It is the blueprint for how we use the legal system to challenge the status quo and champion justice.…
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From 1L Grades to 3L Graduation: Your Law School January Checklist
The "New Year, New Me" energy officially died somewhere between the third cup of coffee this morning and page 40 of a 100-page reading assignment. ☕️📖 Whether you’re a 1L staring at your first set of grades, a 2L drowning in journal citations, or a 3L counting the days until graduation, the end of January is a heavy week.…
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How do you fund law school?
As decisions continue to roll out for this fall, it's important to think about how you will survive financially in law school. Check out this guide from @KatherineatKaplan on Financial Aid and Budgeting to learn about scholarships, work during law school, student loans, and more!…
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What's one toxic law school habit you're leaving in 2025?
and what’s the one productivity hack you’re actually committing to for the spring semester?"
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What's Your Christmas Song to Push Through?
You've just hit the 5-hour mark on your Evidence rules, and your motivation is fading. You need one, non-negotiable Christmas song to play on repeat to power through the next hour. Which song is it?
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Mastering Time Management During Your Bar Prep
Creating a strong study schedule and managing your time effectively are critical for success on the bar exam. The sheer volume of material can be overwhelming, but a well-structured plan can make the process manageable. Instead of just studying for a set number of hours each day, be strategic. Start by creating a master…
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Staying on Track During the Holiday Rush
November can be a tricky month for bar prep students. The approaching holidays bring distractions, but this period is crucial for solidifying your knowledge base. Here's how to stay focused and productive. 1. Master the MBE November is the time to go deep on the MBE subjects. Focus on practice questions and analyze your…
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How do you approach outlining for your final exams?
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Summer's over... Here's some essential strategies for note taking in Law School!
Taking notes and outlining in law school isn't just about jotting things down; it's about actively engaging with complex material, synthesizing it, and ultimately preparing yourself for those dreaded exams. Forget what you did in undergrad – this is a whole new beast! Note-Taking Strategies First off, let's talk…
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Summer Legal Networking: Grow Your Connections Beyond the Office
Summer provides a unique window for legal professionals to expand their networks beyond the confines of the office, leveraging a generally more relaxed pace to cultivate valuable connections. A key strategy involves immersing oneself in local events and community engagements, such as farmers' markets, charity events, or…
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Happy Fourth of July to our dedicated law students!
As law students, the Fourth of July takes on an even deeper meaning. It's not just a day for celebration, but a profound reminder of the foundational principles that underpin your chosen profession. Remember that 25 of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were lawyers, including key figures like Thomas…
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The Debt Monster: Your Financial Survival Guide for Law School
Let's be real. Law school is an absolute beast. You're juggling torts and treatises, trying to nail that perfect outline, and probably running on fumes and lukewarm coffee. The last thing most of us want to think about is money, right? But here’s the thing: ignoring it now can create a much bigger beast later. I'm talking…
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Summer Grind Check-In! ☀️
Hey everyone, Happy Wednesday! Hope your summer is shaping up productively, whether you're knee-deep in a summer associate gig, powering through bar prep, or catching a much-needed breather before the next academic year. It's easy to get tunnel vision during the summer, especially with long hours or the weight of the bar…
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NJ bar study group
Please let me know if you are interested for a small study group.
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⚖️ Gearing Up for Day One: Your First Class Prep Guide for the New Semester! ⚖️
Hey everyone, As the new semester rapidly approaches, that mix of excitement and nerves is probably starting to bubble up! Whether you're a 1L about to embark on an incredible journey, a 2L diving deeper, or a 3L in the home stretch, your first day of class sets the tone for the entire semester. Let's make it a strong…
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📝Resume Revamp: Crafting Your Law Student Story
Your resume is more than just a list of your experiences; it's your professional narrative, a snapshot of your skills, and often the first impression you make on potential employers. As law students, we're constantly adding new experiences – from legal research and writing to client interactions and court observations.…
