Published: February 09, 2010
Young Attorney Creates Board Game: "Passing the Bar" Now Sold in Law Schools & Bookstores Across the Country
Images and Board Game Available Upon Request
Until now, the traditional method of
studying for the bar exam has been through standardized lectures and
textbooks. Now, students can learn the graduate material required to pass
the national state monitored bar exam in an interactive and stimulating
environment. "Passing the Bar" is a unique board game, created by Caryn
Pincus, that includes 350 Multistate Bar Examination questions, which
players must answer correctly to advance around the board.
The game has been play-tested and reviewed by a council of practicing
attorneys and is the only board game licensed by the Bar Association to
manufacture former bar exam questions in a flashcard format. Along with
being a great bar-prep supplement, the game is also meant to help law
students through their core first and second year classes, and is enjoyable
for practicing lawyers to play outside of the courtroom and traditional
legal practice.
About the Creator: Caryn Pincus is a licensed attorney in the states of New
York, New Jersey and Florida. She received the CALI Award for Academic
Excellence in Contracts II and Disability Law and interned at the New York
Appellate Division, The Suffolk County Attorney's Office and Nassau-Suffolk
Law Services. Ms. Pincus began her career at a matrimonial and criminal law
firm and subsequently worked as a commercial litigation attorney. In 2008,
she passed the Florida bar exam and was once again reminded that studying
for the bar is a tedious and arduous task. That is why she decided to
create the board game "Passing the Bar." The game took approximately two
years to create and reinforces material students need to know for the Bar
examination.
The board game, manufactured by Package Right Corporation, retails for
$69.95 and includes one set of flashcards. Additional cards are sold
separately. Currently, the product is available through Sky Mall,
Amazon.com, Uncommon Goods, Legal Books Distributing and Barrister
Bookstores and in approximately 50% of law schools throughout the country.
Testimonials
"I'd think any store that carries this study aide will see immediate
benefits." Steven Snow, Store Manager, Suffolk Law School Bookstore
"This will be a great addition to our bar preparation program!" Professor
Jennifer Carr, University of Nevada Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of
Law
For more information, visit www.PassingTheBar.us.
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