If you are in law school, chances are pretty good that you’re renting an apartment or a condo, so you are already somewhat familiar with this area of law even if it is not formally taught in depth at your law school. In my experience, property law classes tend to focus heavily on ownership rights and very little on leasehold rights.
As a renter, you are entitled to certain benefits, and your landlord is required to fulfill certain obligations. If either party fails to perform as necessary, there are various levels of consequences. [Read more…] about Introduction To Landlord-Tenant Law
It’s no secret that high levels of stress can wreak havoc on both your mental and physical health if uncontrolled. It is also no secret that law school can cause massive amounts of stress as a result of everything from the curve, grades, and cold calls to the job hunt. To keep your physical and mental health in good shape, it is imperative that you manage your schedule and stress well. Fortunately, there are a number of methods you can use to manage your physical and mental health during law school. 
There is a perception that all attorneys are wealthy and make more money than they can possibly need. As a