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University of Minnesota Law School 1L Property Law class. Outline (prepared for final exam), class notes, and case briefs included.

This outline summarizes and organizes all of the material we reviewed for my 1L Property Law course. The outline was prepared in anticipation of the course final. Because this subject is tested on the Multistate Bar Exam, it can be helpful for use while studying for the bar.

Briefs summarizes case law read and discussed for first-year Property Law class. Provides brief case facts, issue, holding, rule, reasoning, procedural posture, and some additional notes taken during class.

Class notes from my 1L Property Law class. These document the entire class, including class discussions regarding pertinent case law.

Outline for 1L Property Law class. The outline summarizes and organizes all of the material we covered in the class, including case law. Property is a bar class, which means that it is tested on the Multistate Bar Exam, and reviewing this outline could also help with studying for the bar.

Three documents for a U. of Minnesota 1L Contracts class. This includes (1) the outline created for the class final, which summarizes and organizes all of the material we studied during the semester; (2) my class notes (admittedly somewhat more slapdash than the outline); and (3) case briefs for the cases we read/discussed during the semester.

Outline, class/study notes, and case briefs from University of Minnesota Law School (Twin Cities) LAW 6001 Contracts class. This is one of the crucial first classes you take during your first semester in law school, and it is also a bar exam course (i.e., the subject will be tested on the Multistate Bar Exam). The outline was prepared while studying for the final exam, and contains a complete and organized synopsis of everything that was covered in the class. The class notes were taken during cl...

Notes covering the entirety of my 1L Contracts class. I documented class discussions regarding the cases, theories, and legal rules we covered.

Briefs of the cases we read and discussed during 1L Contracts class. The cases are broken down into procedural posture, case facts, issue, holding, reasoning, and legal rules. Some, but not all, of the briefs also include the notes I took regarding the class discussions regarding the cases.