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Apr 27, 2026
NextGen Bar Exam: What Law Schools (and Students) Need to Do Differently (w/Quentin Huff)
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4:16Quentin HuffGUEST
But essentially, this new exam is hopefully, I think, designed to capture more of those practical skills.
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4:26Quentin HuffGUEST
So there's still foundational concepts, things we, back in the day, we would call subject areas.
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4:31Quentin HuffGUEST
[laughs] But these are now called foundational concepts and principles, your civ pros, your contracts, your criminal law, business associations.
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4:40Quentin HuffGUEST
They've been pared down a bit, and now the structure is a little bit different.
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4:46Quentin HuffGUEST
And the idea is supposed to be that, in conjunction with those foundational concepts, there are foundational skills like negotiation, like being able to counsel a client, like being able to think about dispute resolution and how to have different types of strategies and things of that nature.
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