Second week on solicitor and I have retained basically nothing
Real estate and business especially. I finish a chapter and could not tell you one thing that was in it an hour later. Barrister did not feel like this.
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Sat both in June and the second one is a different job. Barrister pays you for holding a framework, solicitor pays you for knowing a sequence. Retention on a first pass was near zero for me too.
public law nearly ended me so I would take the sequences
this is where my index stopped being optional. how is everyone binding theirs btw, one book per section or all together?
Per section every time. One big book means flipping past real estate to reach business while the clock runs.
All together and I would do it again. Two books on the desk instead of seven and I never lost time picking up the wrong one. Preference rather than strategy honestly.
ok that is the opposite of the last three people I asked lol
we have invented a binding thread, love that for us
Back to your actual post, the second pass is where it lands. First time through real estate I had nothing. Second pass it went in over about four days and I stopped panicking.
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