Archive for the “Legal Education” category
Framing the Issue
by Andrew P. Connors on March 2, 2012
How can issue framing help a lawyer?
Copyright 2012 Andrew P. Connors
The Difficulties of Self-Publishing a Book
by Andrew P. Connors on February 2, 2012
Looking to publishing a book? Consider the benefits of self-publish, as described in this article.
Copyright 2012 Andrew P. Connors
The Difficulties of Writing a Book
by Andrew P. Connors on January 26, 2012
How do you go about writing your first book? And how do you publish it when you’re done? Read on to find out.
Copyright 2012 Andrew P. Connors
Does Law School Produce Lawyers?
by Andrew P. Connors on August 23, 2011
I previously wrote about the difficult decision to attend law school and the problem of unsatisfactory legal writing in law school. In the first article, I concluded that a prospective law student should consider–above all-else–whether he will enjoy reading, writing, (…)
Copyright 2011 Andrew P. Connors
Practice Areas Part I: Intellectual Property
by Andrew P. Connors on August 16, 2011
As a law student, you’ve probably heard the following question” “What area of law do you want to practice?” Oftentimes, you might not have a very good answer. This article begins a series where I answer the question, “What kind (…)
Copyright 2011 Andrew P. Connors
