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Living with a theft conviction often means feeling paralyzed by a constant question: Can I move on from my past and become a lawyer? Acing law school and passing the bar exam do very little to …
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We’ve been taught since childhood that honesty is the best policy, and candor certainly plays a critical role in navigating the complex character and fitness portion of your bar admission process. But …
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Throughout your undergraduate courses and pursuit of your J.D., you focused on getting good grades and high test scores. Now, as you prepare your bar application, you’re probably already prioritizing …
Finishing law school. Passing the bar exam. As stressful as these steps in establishing your law career can be, the process doesn’t end there. To be admitted to practice, there is one more critical …
If you have a foreign legal education and want to sit for the New York Bar Exam, it is critical to understand your eligibility. If you have studied or practiced law outside the United States but wish …
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