Oftentimes, law school gives us our first real taste of the law. Not the law of tv dramas or best-selling novels, but the law of stare decisis and nuanced, technical arguments that were drawn out of page after page of court opinions. In my experience, there are several things law schools do well. They teach us to be students of the law and, of course, to think like a lawyer among others.

As much as I enjoyed law school, leaving the confines of the classroom and stepping out into the real world left me feeling a bit unprepared. There were lessons I had to learn in real time because they were either not taught in law school or the approach was limited.

In this episode, I reveal the five lessons I wish I learned in law school. Some of them you might agree with. Some might surprise you.

Listen now.

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