New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office Forum
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New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Maybe, worth a shot? No law degree, yet can take bar exam...
- romothesavior
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Wikipedia says you need at least one year of law school experience to do this in the state of New York.
Also lolwut
Also lolwut
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
I wasn't aware we were still in the 1800's.
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Yep, one year. Still saves some $$$ at least...
- eandy
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Don't do it. Nobody would hire you, and having your own firm just starting out is pretty much instafail.
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- nealric
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Good luck finding a firm that is OK with sponsoring you
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Don't come to a site specifically dedicated to the pursuit of a top law degree and expect anyone to tell you this is a good idea.
Flame or moron.
Flame or moron.
- jayn3
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
not saying i condone this, but aren't bar prep classes open to anyone willing to pay? v curious how this turns out.
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
Just bar prep is not enough for bar admission
- romothesavior
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Re: New York: Law School vs "Reading law" in the law office
This.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:I wasn't aware we were still in the 1800's.
What a stupid thread.