The Multistate Essay
Examination ("MEE") is a seven question essay examination
administered in several jurisdictions. In some
jurisdictions, the MEE is the sole essay component of the
bar exam. As such, doing well on the MEE is integral
to doing well on the bar exam. Many traditional bar
review programs focus on teaching students the black-letter
law to the exclusion of techniques on how to approach the
bar exam. Many of the applicant we work with who have
had difficulty passing the exam had a firm understanding of
the law. Our analysis revealed that one of the main
reasons they failed the exam was because they did not know
how to properly approach essay questions. In our MEE
Strategies and Techniques audio course, we will show you how
to approach any bar exam essay question. We
will teach how to prepare your answer and, most importantly,
how to best convey your knowledge to the bar examiners.
COURSE
MATERIALS
-
Lectures
- Five compact discs containing strategy on how to
prepare for and write any bar exam essay answer.
Click here to hear clips of the
audio lectures.
Disc 1 - Introduction;
How to Approach the MEE; Preparing to write
Disc 2 - How to Write an
MEE answer
Discs 3-5 - In-depth analysis of four past MEE questions
-
Supplemental Handout - Supplement containing
text referenced in the lectures. Includes four
past MEE questions and analysis and sample outline for
child custody jurisdiction and determination.
ABOUT
THE FACULTY
The Multistate
Essay Exam Strategies and Techniques Home Audio Course
is presented by Alexander S. Nakis, Esq. Mr. Nakis
is a graduate of Notre Dame Law School, where he was
President of the Moot Court team. When he
graduated from Notre Dame, Mr. Nakis practiced law as a
commercial litigator in the New York City office of
Dewey Ballantine LLP. At Dewey Ballantine, Mr.
Nakis was involved in representing several
multi-national clients including Credit Agricole
Indosuez, Mutual of New York, and many more. In
2001, Mr. Nakis left Dewey Ballantine and began
practicing law at Gray, Harris, & Robinson in
Tallahassee, Florida. At GrayHarris, Mr. Nakis
represented the Florida House of Representatives in the
2002 redistricting litigation and the Florida Municipal
Insurance Trust in multi-million dollar commercial
litigation.
Order
the MEE Audio Course here.
