I know that this is more of a bar exam question, but that section is mostly 3Ls that wouldn’t be able to help.
I am submitting my information for the NBCE C&F and one of the questions asks whether you’ve been terminated or been allowed to resign in lieu of termination.
At a prior legal job, I got the axe but was able to negotiate a resignation.
Does termination on C&F mean termination for cause or any old termination?
It would suck to not pass C&F because I got fired from a biglaw job around the time many people do...
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Re: NCBE C&F
Answering yes isn't a bar to admission. It just means a follow up question from NCBE.
Tell the truth and explain when they follow up that it was for economic reasons (or whatever, which it sounds like it was). This isn't a big deal.
Tell the truth and explain when they follow up that it was for economic reasons (or whatever, which it sounds like it was). This isn't a big deal.
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Re: NCBE C&F
Thanks for the response. Yeah, the practice group was very slow.
