I decided to start this podcast as a way to journal my experience here, keep my friends and family in the loop about what is going on, and to provide a resource to anybody who is curious about law school. I came here without knowing what to expect, since I haven't really known any lawyers very well…
This week at law school I finished my appellate brief! WOOOOO! I'm stoked. Also on the show I interview my good friend Jared Erekson, who is very cool. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy the show! - Tom
Hello everyone. It has been a long time since the last episode and I apologize for that. Life happens. I catch up with you on the things we have missed, answer the age-old question every law student gets, and make a plan for the show moving forward. Thanks for listening!
The semester is over! I can't believe it! This week at law school, I fell sick and struggled to make it through the last week of classes. This week on the show I interviewed my good friend Jackson Skinner and I talk a little bit about my preparations for the final exams. I also share a few tips on outlining and a little bit about my studying process. Thanks so much to everyone who has been listening. If you know somebody who would get a kick out of it, please don't hesitate to share it. Thanks for listening!
This week at law school I celebrated Thanksgiving with family and ate an inhuman quantity of food. I interviewed the awesome Christina Chan and learned about some of her great perspectives. I also talk a little bit about the history of animal law and how it has evolved over time. Spoiler alert, there are killer geese involved. If this sounds like something you are interested in then tune in for this week at law school! Special thanks to all of you who have been listening to the show. I really appreciate your support.
Hello everyone! This week on the show, I catch up after a strange and sudden illness, interview my good friend Matthew Richards, and show you a glimpse into the madness that is being nurtured inside my mind over this flippin memo. Thanks so much to those of you who have been tuning in. I really appreciate it! If you know someone who might get a kick out of this, don't hesitate to share it.
Hey guys! This Week at Law School I developed a complex about my ability to write a legal paper and now I am having lucid nightmares that will probably haunt me forever... Also, it was Halloween! This week on the show I interviewed the very kind and cool Lynae Bevan and she shares a very cool and somewhat unique perspective. I also talk about eminent domain and property law a little bit. I hope you all enjoy this episode of This Week at Law School.
This week at law school I had a great networking experience that helped to alleviate some of my fears, met up with some students from BYU-Idaho, and developed nightmares about the final exams. Also on the show, I interview Taylor Wofford, who is awesome, and talk about proximate cause in torts law. Spoiler alert, there is a deadly burning rat involved in the case. If that sounds like something you are interested in, then please enjoy the show! Thank you all for listening.
This Week at Law School I had to get back into the swing of things after the placement break. I struggle with a difficult concept in my contracts class. I got to watch the Armed Forces Court of Appeals hold court at the law school. Also this week, I interviewed the brilliant Jameson Gardner who already has a PhD in something that I don't know anything about and is looking like he will probably destroy law school as well. Finally, I am including a special musical number from my property class this week with the permission of Professor Fee who performed this while playing the dobro and accompanied by one of our classmates, Kate Raynor, to help reinforce some of the legal concepts we have been learning about. Thank you all so much for your support of the show. I have been so grateful to those of you who are listening and giving great feedback on this. I hope you enjoy this episode of This Week at Law School.
This Week at Law School, I got to spend some time hanging out with one of my oldest and best friends. I slept in a tiny tent. I interviewed the awesome America Andrade. And I spent some amazing time volunteering at the annual Law and Religion Symposium that BYU Law puts on. I got to shake hands with delegates from around the world and make awkward, stuttering small talk. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, then come and check it out! As always, I am very grateful to those of you who are listening to the show and sharing it around. Thank you so much. It has been a lot of fun making these. Have a great week!
This week at law school, I find myself struggling to balance my classes and stay positive. I discuss some of the difficulties of legal writing, some of the complexities of property law, and one of my all-time favorite cases so far: Cordas v. Peerless Transportation Co. Thanks so much to everyone who has been listening to this podcast. It has been a lot of fun to make and I have been so happy to see how many people are engaging with it. Enjoy the show!
This Week at Law School, I shamelessly name drop one of the most powerful people in the world because I was recently in the same room as him and that gives me the right. I also interview the amazing Amie Ericksen, catch up with an old friend from Scotland, attend the BYU Graduate Studies fair, and try my hardest to explain some of the finer points of property law. The case for this week is one of my favorites, Leonard v Pepsi Co I hope you enjoy the show. Thanks for listening!
This Week at Law School I interview the endlessly optimistic Kade Allred, catch you up on the craziness of the week, and share a case with you with all the drama of boobytraps and an antique fruit jar heist. Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy the show! -Tom W.
In this episode I interview one of my excellent classmates, Christopher Melling, and learn a little bit about his amazing career and what brings him to law school. I also tell you about the struggles of law school life, the joys of finding the nugget of law in the piles of judicial writing, and the horrors of networking. I also talk about the case of the week: Slocum v Food Fair Stores of Florida and all the fun that I had with it. Thanks so much to everybody who has already been listening! I am really excited to be making these. I hope you find them entertaining and helpful. If you haven't already, please consider sharing and subscribing! Thanks! - Tom
This is the first episode in a series where I give you the insider perspective of what it's like to be a law student. I introduce you to the show and to myself here. See you next week!