by Keith Lee | Legal News
“No, I’m Not Dead Yet – Just thinking about it all the time. A collections agency person called me several times at work today. He made sure to let the receptionist know why he was calling. He represents the good people at Sallie Mae who haven’t been...
by Keith Lee | Legal News
Earlier this month I was contacted by Carey Ransom, the CEO of Realpractice.com in regards to my report on my first month of blogging (available in the sidebar at the right). We spoke a bit about transparency, and the lack thereof, that is often found online and in...
by Keith Lee | Law School
The ABA Journal recently put up a brief comment from the new Georgetown Law Dean: The new dean of Georgetown University Law Center sees an upside to the tough job market for lawyers. In an interview with the Washington Post publication Capital Business, Georgetown law...
by Keith Lee | Law School
In this edition of Postcards from the bar Exam we have Victor Rubino, the President of Practicing Law Institute (PLI). PLI is a non-profit continuing legal education organization chartered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York. They offer seminars...
by Keith Lee | Legal News
A number of law bloggers recently commented on the 50th anniversay of Harper Lee Collin’s To Kill a Mockingbird. In particular, many have noted their admiration of the character of Atticus Finch and how he has become a sort of idolized embodiment of what makes a...
by Keith Lee | Law School
Today’s postcard is from freshly minted lawyer, Lené Alley DeRudder, who runs Lawyers in Training. She recently made a post on her website in regards to the Bar exam, which I feature as a postcard today. As a recent Texas Bar survivor, I can honestly say it is...
