Most fun-to-read law students' memoirs? Forum

[alpinespring]

Recently picked up "Supreme Ambitions" by David Lat (founder of Above the law) and I think it's the best "memoir" about federal clerkship written from an ex-clerk's point of view.

Are there any other books (besides "1L" by Scott Turow) you'd recommend to learn more about top-law-schools.com, BigLaw life, etc?

Thanks in advance

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

I'm actually interested in what people suggest as well.

Although this isn't a book, the documetary "A Lawyer Walks Into a Bar" is actually pretty interesting.

[jkpolk]

There's got to be better shit out there to read

[UMichUG2015]

Brush with the Law - Robert Byrnes and Jaime Marquat

[zot1]

Recently picked up "Supreme Ambitions" by David Lat (founder of Above the law) and I think it's the best "memoir" about federal clerkship written from an ex-clerk's point of view.

Are there any other books (besides "1L" by Scott Turow) you'd recommend to learn more about top-law-schools.com, BigLaw life, etc?

Thanks in advance

The Bible.

[mjb447]

Recently picked up "Supreme Ambitions" by David Lat (founder of Above the law) and I think it's the best "memoir" about federal clerkship written from an ex-clerk's point of view.

Are there any other books (besides "1L" by Scott Turow) you'd recommend to learn more about top-law-schools.com, BigLaw life, etc?

Thanks in advance

The Bible.

Particularly the Book of Job. Except maybe the part at the very end.