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Does anyone know of decent supplements for any of the following classes;
1. Employment Discrimination
2. Professional Responsibility
3. Litigation Strategy/Pretrial Strategy

If any seasoned law students have advice/input on this - it would be much appreciated...

Gracias.

I haven't taken classes one or three, but PR was a cake-walk. I recommend reading the Model Rules through a couple times and paying attention in class. It's basically common sense.

Any input on supplements for:
Business Associations
Commercial Law
Family Law

How abouts Evidence and Estates & Trusts?

alicrimson wrote:How abouts Evidence and Estates & Trusts?

haven't had E&T yet, but . . .

E&E was the recommend TLS wisdom for Evidence. I also listened to Sum & Substance audio lectures by Professor Rossi (Absolutely golden!)

crim pro, anyone?

We took Evidence as 1Ls and somehow I managed to end up with an A... I'm a supplement whore and spent so much time looking for one for this class. I have no doubt that E & E may be helpful for some Evidence classes but it was useless for mine.

I ended up just using http://www.amazon.com/Courtroom-Evidenc ... 0314275150 and I guess it worked out?

risingamerican_2l wrote:crim pro, anyone?

The purple Emanual for Crim-Pro was money for me!


anyone have any input on:
FAMILY LAW,
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS,
AND COMMERCIAL LAW (secured transactions)

Just ordered the Gilbert's Law Summary for Secured Transactions. Still looking for recommendations for Family Law and BA (if even needed)

bump

Anyone know of a good evidence supplement with lots of practice problems? (besides the E&E). I couldn't find a Glannon Guide for Evidence.

ph14 wrote:Anyone know of a good evidence supplement with lots of practice problems? (besides the E&E). I couldn't find a Glannon Guide for Evidence.

I went ahead and picked up Lexis Q&A for cheap for Ev. Though, my test is all multiple choice so YMMV.

Still no advice for a Bus Ass supplement?

I have the Acing supplement now but its not very good, any other recommendations?

yabuddy wrote:Still no advice for a Bus Ass supplement?

I have the Acing supplement now but its not very good, any other recommendations?

Yea, surprisingly, all you hear is crickets when seeking 2L supplemental advice, however 1L shit is readily available! My hypothesis is that upper division course vary in the way they are taught and no single source of information is readily identifiable. My .02 anyway.

For BA, our Class textbook is written by Freer (CivPro King), and our Prof raves about him to no end. Fortunately, Barbri offers a 3 hour lecture and interactive outline by Freer so I'm just sticking with that.

FYI:
Commercial Law - Gilberts on Secured Transactions
Family Law - latest edition of the E & E

LAWYER2 wrote:Just ordered the Gilbert's Law Summary for Secured Transactions. Still looking for recommendations for Family Law and BA (if even needed)

For Secured Transactions type courses, Mastering Secured Transactions is the gold standard. http://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Secured ... 1594603626

For BA/Corps, both the Acing Corporations and the following are pretty good: http://www.amazon.com/Corporation-Conce ... 1599413620


I am desperately seeking recommendations for a good Bankruptcy supplement, however.

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Bump. Getting down to finals time and would love some supplement advice for:

Bankruptcy
Business Associations

I started using the Bankruptcy E&E. It seems to be pretty good so far. Not sure what else there is.