In this episode, Dean Czarnezki explains the difference between subleases and assignments. Its a quick discussion, and it gets the job done. 

In this episode I speak with Dean Jason Czarnezki about Future Interests. Dean Czarnezki explains fee simple absolutes, fee simple determinables and everything in between and explains how to analyze future interests on an exam. 

In this episode, Prof. Denis McLauglin of Seton Hall Law School explains how to prove that a statement is hearsay. It's a complicated matter, and Prof. McLaughlin does an excellent job of parsing out just when a statement is offered to prove "the truth of the matter asserted!"

In this episode, I discuss common law offer, acceptance and assent and outline how to attack those issues on an exam. Following this podcast, I encourage you to listen to the consideration podcast. 

In this episode, Prof. Emily Gold Waldman and I discuss the Commerce Clause. Prof. Waldman walks me through the history of court decisions and then provides an excellent (and super easy) method for spotting and analyzing a Commerce Clause question on an exam.