I’m willing to bet that you’ve never heard law school described in terms of The Sims. Welp, that changes today. In this episode, we “B”ring “O”n “T”he “A”dvocacy and talk everything “B”oard “O”f “A”dvocates (see what we did there). Because it takes a team to survive at the advocacy-competition podium; the Board of Advocates has your back!

Brief writing vs. preparing for depositions? Becoming a court of appeals justice vs. building a thriving trial practice? YOU ARE NOW ABOUT TO WITNESS the difference between appellate and trial practice with Former Texas 5th Court of Appeals Justice Douglas Lang and Dallas-based trial attorney Rob Miller.

In the immortal words of Taylor Swift: “I’ve learned the lesson that stressin’ and obsessin’ about [the practice of law] is no fun, and [torts and contracts] never broke my bones”… or something like that. Anyway, tune in and learn how to bring the boom without blowing a gasket. Our student org spotlight is the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association.

There is an increase focus on mental health in the legal community. That doesn’t mean things are improving. In the words of our guest today, Dallas criminal defense attorney and mental-health advocate Terry Hill: “WE HAVE TO STOP MINDING OUR OWN BUSINESS.” Our student org spotlight is the Sports and Entertainment Law Student Association.

IRAC City, RAC RAC City. Where every law student is a VIP. But instead of throwing 100s, we’re throwing 270s on the Bar exam (ideally). On this third episode, we’re talking everything exams—from law school to the Bar. Our student org spotlight is on the wonderful HLSA (Hispanic Law Students Association).