Law Practice
Jun. 13, 2001
The Agony of Defeat: Failing the Bar Exam
Although the bar passage rate is usually under half, partners speak of bar-failers as if they were as rare as lightning-strike victims.
When you were a kid, you always looked forward to summertime because you were out of school, away from books and studying. Then you went to law school, and you've never had one of those summers since. And the summer that sets the tone for the rest of your legal career is the one that immediately follows law-school graduation. It's the summer spent s...
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