On my first day at law school, the professors told us we were the most feared group of students on the UCLA campus - a pretty bold statement, I thought, given the school's famed football squad and athletic programs. The ones who feared us the most, we were told, were the medical students. They spent their days learning to save lives while we camped out at the law library, studying how to bring malpractice suits against them.
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