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General Off-Topic Board / Re: Famous lawyers who did not graduate from T14 programs
« on: May 06, 2005, 01:00:16 AM »
he aint famous, but the CEO of AOLTimeWarner went to albany law.
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Acceptances, Denials, and Waitlists / Re: Bottom of 2nd Tier Vs. 3rd Tier - Opinions?
« on: May 05, 2005, 10:48:55 PM »
as a student at albany law with a couple friends that go to syracuse, i'd thought i'd chime in.
First, as for NYC and Boston firms. The difference between albany and syracuse is slim to none. They both are average schools. Firms are familar with both schools.
Second, for almost every where else: Syracuse would be better.
First, as for NYC and Boston firms. The difference between albany and syracuse is slim to none. They both are average schools. Firms are familar with both schools.
Second, for almost every where else: Syracuse would be better.
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Black Law Students / Re: 1L's
« on: May 04, 2005, 05:45:50 PM »Bubazz - one of the best things to do is the grab that CRUNCHTIME b/c it has some pretty good model answers and just answers in general on all the topics you just mentioned that can help you out on the real exam. ITs like $20 at the bookstore. Grab that joker and just start throwing it into your outline.
thanks kid
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Black Law Students / Re: 1L's
« on: May 04, 2005, 01:02:24 AM »
yo yo - sorry to totally change the subject, but i am in need of some major help.
Ok, so i got my property outline going. the thing is nice, i have everything in it. The problem is I need some sample questions. I know, the library has old prof's exams on reserve - but they dont have the answers, and my prof has refused to critique if we attempt to try to answer. So, any ideas of any books that give problems with answers? Specifically on Land Transactions, Title Assurance, Servitudes, Zoning, Eminent Doman/Takings, Landlord-Tenant.
ANYTHING?!?!?!? its getting down to the wire.
Ok, so i got my property outline going. the thing is nice, i have everything in it. The problem is I need some sample questions. I know, the library has old prof's exams on reserve - but they dont have the answers, and my prof has refused to critique if we attempt to try to answer. So, any ideas of any books that give problems with answers? Specifically on Land Transactions, Title Assurance, Servitudes, Zoning, Eminent Doman/Takings, Landlord-Tenant.
ANYTHING?!?!?!? its getting down to the wire.
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Incoming 1Ls / Re: Intellectual Property Law
« on: May 02, 2005, 09:30:33 AM »
loulielawyer - learn to read. eva criticized ur post. i tried to be helpful and answered ur post.
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Incoming 1Ls / Re: Intellectual Property Law
« on: April 30, 2005, 09:27:16 PM »
yeah, thats what i meant - patent prosecution.
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Incoming 1Ls / Re: Intellectual Property Law
« on: April 30, 2005, 09:25:53 PM »
no, that a science background is only required to take the patent exam, to be admitted to litigate in patent matters. If u do not have a science background, u can still go into the other 3 areas of IP which are, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. That said, i'd day about half of the IP jobs out there are for patents. Further, some firms like attorneys to crossover and work in patents/trademarks/copyrights (the smaller ones that dont/cant afford to specialize).
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Black Law Students / Re: 1L's
« on: April 30, 2005, 01:13:12 AM »
JESUS M'F'N CHRIST!!!!!! Thank god i had civ pro last semester. I dont know what i would do if i had to think about that with con law.
Update in Albany - it is gettin to the wire.
Update in Albany - it is gettin to the wire.
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Acceptances, Denials, and Waitlists / Re: Accepted/Rejected/Haven't heard from Albany
« on: April 29, 2005, 10:01:20 PM »
hey hey - albany 1L here,
yeah, if u go to the school's website, www.als.edu, then go to prospective students, click on Housing, the info on the dorms is somewhere there. Specifically, they are called the University Heights Association Dorms (UHA Dorms). Its about 600 a month and includes everything, electric, cable, laundry, etc. i chose to live off-campus, i pay 625 and it includes everything except cable and electric. If u cant get here till 3 weeks before class, i would suggest living in the dorms. Most of the good areas are taken up by June, so in august you will be forced to live in the "student ghetto" - which refers to where a lot of the SUNY Albany students live. FYI - SUNY albany was the nation's number 1 party school a couple years ago, so living amongst the undergrads really is not gonna help with studying. Another reason u might want to consider the dorms is the parking. Parking in albany sucks. like really bad. I went to undergrad in manhattan and its almost as bad as that. If u live in the dorms, for an extra 20/month u get to park ur car in a nice garage. This is great in the winter when it snows like every other freakin day. Take it from someone who has parked on the street for the past year, and has had to drive around for as long as 20 minutes to find a spot. Also, if u park on the street, u leave ur car at its own risk. My car has 3 dents in it cause people dont know to drive/parallel park.
To the poster who wants to know about the social life - it is live and kickin here. perhaps too much. There are bars on every block filled with students every weekend. There are bars that mostly SUNY kids go to, but the law school and med school also have their fair share of bars.
I love going to school here, the prof's are more than willing to help if u have a problem, and i get along with almost all of my classmates.
Feel free to PM me if u have any questions.
yeah, if u go to the school's website, www.als.edu, then go to prospective students, click on Housing, the info on the dorms is somewhere there. Specifically, they are called the University Heights Association Dorms (UHA Dorms). Its about 600 a month and includes everything, electric, cable, laundry, etc. i chose to live off-campus, i pay 625 and it includes everything except cable and electric. If u cant get here till 3 weeks before class, i would suggest living in the dorms. Most of the good areas are taken up by June, so in august you will be forced to live in the "student ghetto" - which refers to where a lot of the SUNY Albany students live. FYI - SUNY albany was the nation's number 1 party school a couple years ago, so living amongst the undergrads really is not gonna help with studying. Another reason u might want to consider the dorms is the parking. Parking in albany sucks. like really bad. I went to undergrad in manhattan and its almost as bad as that. If u live in the dorms, for an extra 20/month u get to park ur car in a nice garage. This is great in the winter when it snows like every other freakin day. Take it from someone who has parked on the street for the past year, and has had to drive around for as long as 20 minutes to find a spot. Also, if u park on the street, u leave ur car at its own risk. My car has 3 dents in it cause people dont know to drive/parallel park.
To the poster who wants to know about the social life - it is live and kickin here. perhaps too much. There are bars on every block filled with students every weekend. There are bars that mostly SUNY kids go to, but the law school and med school also have their fair share of bars.
I love going to school here, the prof's are more than willing to help if u have a problem, and i get along with almost all of my classmates.
Feel free to PM me if u have any questions.