Challenges, Old and New

Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes the Bar Exam The Uniform Bar Exam, or UBE, which North Carolina began administering this year, has three components. In order of administration they are the Multistate Performance Test (MPT), given over three hours on the morning first day, the Multistate Essay Examination, given over three hours the afternoon of the first […]

A Taxing Controversy

Many Happy Returns Congressman Richard Neal (D-MA), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, this week sent a letter to Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Charles Rettig, requesting individual tax returns of President Trump and the returns of several Trump-related organizations. As one would have expected, the president is pushing back at the request in […]

Hello, Old Friend

Sixty-Five-Year-Old-Man Takes Bar Exam To be honest, it’s more like “Hello, old task.” Having completed the MPRE a week ago, the following day I started my bar review course. Most graduating law students begin bar review a week or two after leaving law school. This gives them about 8 weeks of intense study before taking […]

Sins of Omission

Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam Yesterday I received my first written communication from the North Carolina Board of Law Examiners. The investigator assigned to my file stated that I had a nondisclosure issue. I had omitted to report on my application that I once attended classes at Florida Institute of Technology. It’s true; I had […]

Under the Microscope

Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam In my second post of this series I mentioned that one part of the application process is completing a character and fitness questionnaire. Here are some of the questions the applicant must answer: Please provide a driving record from the DMV of each state in which you have ever been […]