Recording acts consistently appear on the MBE®, but the bar examiners rarely tell you which act has been adopted in a particular jurisdiction. Instead, they give you language from the act and leave it to you to figure out which type of recording act you’re dealing with.
If your blood pressure just spiked, take a deep breath and relax. UWorld is here to help you conquer the Erie doctrine on the MBE®. The good news is that you only need to worry about Erie in one limited situation…
What you do on test day is just as important as what you do in the weeks leading to it. Here are some tips that will help you succeed on MBE exam day. Eat Breakfast A healthy breakfast enhances cognitive function and improves memory. Conversely, skipping breakfast reduces your attention span, efficiency, and cognitive function. […]
Roughly half of the Constitutional Law questions on the MBE® are focused on individual rights—particularly equal protection. Students and practitioners alike struggle to spot equal protection issues and apply the appropriate standard of review. Here is an easy 4-step process to tackle nearly any equal protection question you encounter on the bar exam.
Here are some bar exam tips on what you should do in the last week of bar prep to boost your confidence, reduce your stress, and help you ace the bar exam.
We all know how to use the word “intent” in ordinary conversation: “I didn’t intend to sleep in; I just didn’t set my alarm.” But the ‘lawyer response’ would be: “Of course you did! By not setting your alarm, you knew you wouldn’t wake up early.”
