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Tips and Tactics for Passing the Bar Exam
Written by Norton Gappy   
What can one say about an exam that takes 3 months to study for, 3 months to grade, and practically no believes they passed once leaving the testing hall?  Well, I am sure many reading this article expect to get some insight on a shortcut or some advice that will make the entire process pleasant.  The truth is there is no shortcut and there is no easy way.  The bar exam is essentially the last hurdle to becoming a lawyer, and they don’t make it easy on you.  You simply have to do what the rest of us did to succeed.  The intent of this article is to provide you, the reader, with what you need to do, what you need to think, and a little bit of how to go about passing the bar exam.  And there are no real shortcuts involved.

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Straightening Out the Mortgage Mess
Written by Jano Hanna   
Introduction by Jano Hanna

This is the first major decline in the housing market since the Great Depression. Mortgage defaults are surging to unprecedented levels, and experts claim that we’ve only scratched the surface of the subprime crisis. To make matters worse, home prices are declining, creating a negative equity position for homeowners who are not facing foreclosure. The housing market is not set to bottom out until summer of 2008, and the losses won’t peak until 2009. Unsophisticated borrowers coupled with mortgage fraud and lending abuse made for a colossal disaster.

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