Law school notes

Highlighter color-coding for law school case briefings.

I feel like it is no secret that law school requires a ton of reading. It is a huge part of being a lawyer so naturally, it should be a big part of the process of becoming a lawyer. I have always been an avid reader. I was not uncommon for my middle school self to check 20-30 books at a time out from our local library because I would buzz through them so fast. My parents had to take the nightstand light out of my room because I would stay up until the wee hours of the morning reading. When…

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As a law school student, I find it really challenging to keep track of all the different legal cases I need to know for each module. So I made this template to make it easier! Picture 2 and 3 is also an example of how I use them. This template makes it quick and easy to see all the most important facts of each case when you're skimming over your notes to find the one that perfectly supports your argument! It helps keep your notes on each case organised and concise while allowing for room for…

Rach on Instagram: "how I took handwritten notes in law school pt 1! I’ve kept almost all of my notes from law school and honestly I’m glad I did… I’ve definitely dug into my contracts, civ pro, and biz orgs outlines a few times just during my first few months as an associate. so take good notes & don’t let them go! ••• #lawschool #notetaking #lawstudent"

Angela Vorpahl | LAW SCHOOL COACH on Instagram: "I remember when I was first given a roadmap of how to study in law school and feeling SO.FREAKING.RELIEVED. I finally had a plan to follow. Steps to take. Progress points to hit. In the world of law school, where nothing felt clear, I finally had the feeling that I knew what the hell I was doing. But then years later, looking back, thinking about that plan of action, I could feel the anger and frustration rising up in me. This is BULLSHIT.

Success in law school is a four step process; doing your readings, taking notes, organizing those notes, and then studying them in preparation for the exam. This week in Himani’s latest article she discusses how to organize and summarize your notes using the “summary” method. To learn about the art of note-taking in law school check out Himani’s latest article!

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