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Burnout is one of those words that gets thrown around in legal circles like “pivot,” “synergy,” or “resilience.” We use it so often that it begins to sound harmless. But...

At This Is Not Legal Advice, we know that the decision to shop small isn’t just about where you buy your next tee, notebook, or candle—it’s about what kind of...

Welcome to law school! You’ve probably already heard words like “cold call,” “outline,” and “case brief” tossed around, and if you’re like most 1Ls, you might be wondering: What even is...

As someone who lives very close to Universal Studios, I'm writing some tips for all those going to the CLA annual meeting at the Sheraton at Universal City.  Universal Studios...

Welcome to law school. You’re going to need coffee, case briefs, and probably a therapist. I can’t help with the last one, but here’s everything else that actually made my...

If you’ve been trying to brief the same case for an hour and it still reads like gibberish—take that as a sign. You probably don’t need another shot of espresso....

There are countless ways to attempt to study for finals, but not all are equally effective for every student. Traditional attack outlines are a staple—they neatly organize complex rules, cases,...

As the clock ticks down to midnight, it’s tempting to let loose and celebrate with a bang. But firing a gun into the air? That’s one New Year’s tradition you’ll...

This year, the U.S. Supreme Court has issued several significant decisions that address a range of constitutional and statutory issues. These decisions cover topics such as First Amendment rights, presidential...

When exam season rolls around, you might find yourself stocking up on coffee, snacks, and energy drinks to survive the grind. But have you ever wondered why a little bit...

Let's be honest—multiple-choice questions in law school can be trickier than they look. While they might seem straightforward compared to essays, they often test the depth of your understanding in...