Why-Rac? Revisiting the Traditional Paradigm for Writing About Legal Analysis

You made the grades. You took the LSAT. You accepted an invitation to the law school of your choice. Now, you have to do it all over again. This time you need to make the law school grades, in order to be invited to join the law firm of your choice. To make the grade, you need to employ the IRAC (Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion) method of case briefing for the next three years of your life. IRAC enables readers to easily follow your legal writing.