u/WholeEntrepreneur853

The professor is incomprehensible. He will loose his thoughts constantly and ramble. Three hours of trying to follow what he is saying is impossible without letting your mind wander.

If anybody took this class, or his other class on commercial law, with the exam option, how did you study for this? Is he an easy grader? Is going to office hours better? I don’t know how I will pass this course.

Assuming I don’t say anything completely crazy at the interview, how many OCIs would I need to land a big law job in the 2L recruit with a B+ average, clinic experience, some mooting?

Do people categorize big law firms based on vibes lol? I am in the 2L recruitment process this year and just going to different firms have, in my head, set certain vibes for certain firms. For example:
Torys: super friendly, helpful, really want to help students
Davies: chip on their shoulder, doesn’t give a fuck about student experience, mildly racist
Osler: bunch of nerds but nice nerds, most of the litigators are ex-SCC clerks
Blake’s: these were the cool people in law school, not the gunners, would share their outlines with you and came out with stellar grades at the end

Any thoughts on this lol