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Dear -----------, LSAC account number: ---------- Your December 2011 LSAT score is 179. The percentile rank is 99. This is your unofficial score report. A copy of your LSAT Score Report will be available under the LSAT tab in the LSAT  Status section of your LSAC online account at www.lsac.org. Other test related  documents (in accordance with LSAC disclosure policies) may also be available under LSAT Documents. Law School Admission Council Please do not reply to this email. E-mail sent to...Read Full Story

Suffolk law school is a popular choice for aspiring lawyers. Based in the North East of the United States in Boston, Massachusetts Suffolk University law school places a huge emphasis on ethics in the practice of law in the many specialized areas of law. Suffolk law school is rightly proud of Sargent Hall where modern technology is utilized to the fullest extent with 3,000 high speed internet connections. It has provided the foundation stone for many distinguished careers in law in the...Read Full Story

Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a prerequisite for the registration of law schools. The exam tests the writing skills of the individual, and assess the competence of analytical reason and logic. There are many LSAT preparation course to help people with high values ​​should be on the bench. Receiving a high score on the test may increase the chances of a person to enter a prestigious school and the chances a person will receive a scholarship or some form of financial assistance...Read Full Story

I hate to hear stories about law school applicants who feel misled by law school admission consultants about their chances for law school admission. If you are going to invest in expert advice, it's important to work with someone who is candid with you from the very beginning. I thank Dennis Beaver, Esq. for asking me to respond to an article he wrote on how a law school admission counselor can (and cannot) help law school applicants navigate the admission process. For more information about...Read Full Story

  From left, Judy Johnson, David Carr, and Gwen Moore (Photos:courtesy) Even though—independent of one another other – we are in agreement as to the appearance of shenanigans and improprieties in matters relating to the State Bar/Girardi & Keese/Howard Rice (See http://tinyurl.com/kinglehr ), David Cameron Carr, the former president of the Association of Discipline Defense Counsel, recently assailed the Leslie Brodie Report. This is the second occasion on which Carr has lashed out at TLR...Read Full Story