Articles in the podcasts Category
Episode 9: Pronouncing Legal Terms, Reading Just One More Case, and More!
Turns out there aren’t that many differences between Massachusetts and the Midwest when it comes to saying “usufructory,” but you won’t know for sure unless …
Episode 8: Fastcase, More on WestlawNext, Snapping Under Law School Stress and More!
Wherein Josh and Laura revisit the fact that law schools are big, dumb, slow bureaucracies. Also, what does it mean that Westlaw aims …
Laura had the chance to check out the new WestlawNext. It’s pretty sweet. Tangents about class rank, grades, and a debate about the purpose of lawyers rounds out the hour.
Legal Geekery Podcast Episode 7: “Intelligence doping,” Westlaw’s Project Cobalt, Fastcase, Apple Tablet and more!
As usual, this episode showcases Josh and Laura’s willingness to talk about stuff they know very little about, but it all …
Josh and Laura discuss law school finals: taking the tests, exam software, the pros and cons of hand-writing essays, and much more. Join us in our temporary formatless format — you know you want a break from studying.
Fair use, smartphones, and whether or not you can break the BigLaw hierarchy.
Introduction
- Yay, swine flu!! And how your law school is helping you prepare for the epidemic by making you bathe in hand sanitizer.
- I don’t know what to call this, but it’s awesome: http://adactio.com/journal/1623 (a.k.a …
Introduction
- Outlining course material? Or not. Laura prefers baking.
- The continuing saga of the Shepard Fairey case.
- Celebrate Pro Bono Week, Oct. 25-31
- Josh auditions for trial ad. Sadly, neither singing nor dancing is required.
Warning: we had to record this episode twice due to a problem with our Skype recorder, so the result may be a sillier-than-usual episode. Hopefully it’s enjoyable nonetheless.
Introduction
- Interview stories
Introductory Stuff
Laura’s not on a journal and isn’t doing OCI, and that’s why she’s still sane
Federal clerkship interviews are crazy pants
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Technorati starts producing their own content
From an email from Technorati: “Beginning in October, Technorati will feature original content on the site written by bloggers just like you! This is an amazing opportunity to …
