Torts Quick Tip: Types of Product Defects
Use this tip to understand the different types of product defects to help you answer any products-liability questions you encounter on the bar exam!
10 Tips on How to Study for the Bar Exam
How to study for the bar exam? UWorld Legal offers expert tips on how to study for the bar exam without burning out.
Past Recollection Recorded v. Present Recollection Refreshed—What’s the Difference?
Some terms in law are very similar and frequently used. Learn the difference between – Present Recollection Refreshed and Past Recollection Recorded
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Free Sample Bar Exam Practice Questions from UWorld
Find out more about the bar exam and how UWorld can help you prepare with thorough, detailed practice questions.
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What is Supplemental Jurisdiction?
Supplemental jurisdiction may seem confounding or curious, but it really isn’t! Learn how to use this quick tip to guide your supplemental-jurisdiction analysis.
Diploma Privilege: What Is It & Which States Offer It?
Many states are beginning to pass temporary diploma privilege provisions in light of the pandemic. Find out what it is & how it affects law grads.
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UBE vs MBE: What’s the Difference?
Wondering if you should take the UBE in your state? Learn the difference between UBE vs MBE & how to transfer from a UBE to a non-UBE state at UWorld.
How to Apply for the New York Bar Exam
Find out how to apply for the New York Bar Exam, including where to find required forms, deadlines, fees & more.
Con Law Quick Tip: State Immunity under the 11th Amendment
Do you know the constitutional amendment that prohibits the federal courts from hearing certain lawsuits against states?
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Real Property Quick Tip: A Reminder on Remainders
A remainder can either be vested or contingent. Use this tip to distinguish between the vested and contingent remainder.
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