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Legal Writing Skills: Parallel Structure Like a Boss
Understanding parallel structure in legal writing is critical to success in law school. This article gives you some tips to develop your legal writing skills.
Legal Writing Skills: Keep Your Structure Parallel!
Parallel structure groups related items in a single sentence, and each item grammatically mirrors the other. Learn to use parallel structure in your writing.
How to Never Run Out of Motivation for Bar Exam Preparation
The bar exam is challenging, requiring applicants to stay motivated throughout the process. This article offers tips to never run out of bar exam motivation.
The Second Time’s the Charm: Writing and the Art of the Redraft
When it comes to writing, mastering the art of the redraft is critical to success. Here are some valuable tips for becoming a master in the art of redrafting.
How To Select the Best Prep Course for Your Bar Exam
Bar prep providers aren’t the same; these are the features and tools you should look for in a prep provider to maximize your chances of success on the bar exam.
How To Improve Your MBE® Score
Worried about your MBE score? You can improve your MBE score by thoroughly practicing with the right prep provider, a proper study plan, and practice tests.
Legal Writing Skills: Pass on Passive Voice!
Active voice makes legal writing clearer, stronger, and keeps the reader interested. But what are active and passive voice? Learn how to use active voice.
Mailbox Rule—Do you have a Contract?
As with all areas of the law in MBE, the mailbox rule has nuances and exceptions. This quick tip simplifies those nuances to clarify the mailbox rule.
Political Question Doctrine – Can I ask a Political Question?
Political question doctrine-How do you determine when a case involves a nonjusticiable political question? Use this MBE quick tip to find out.