BARGO — The NextGen Bar Audio Course

Breach, Repudiation & Excuse — Contracts

A builder swaps one brand of copper pipe for another, and the whole law of breach turns on whether that matters. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenba

UCC Performance & Warranties — Contracts

A truckload of seed overturns on the highway, and the buyer who never touched a single bag still owes every dollar of the price. Practice this topic with exam-style ques

Performance, Conditions & Good Faith — Contracts

One financing clause, two buyers who never got the loan, and only one of them walks away clean. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com In this

Parol Evidence & Interpretation — Contracts

Devi's salesperson made two promises before she signed, and the law lets her prove exactly one of them. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com

Statute of Frauds — Contracts

An aunt and a general contractor use almost the same words, and only one of those promises survives without a scrap of paper. Practice this topic with exam-style questio

Defenses — Contracts

A seventeen-year-old drives a truck for four months, dents it, hands back the keys, and walks away with every dollar she paid. Practice this topic with exam-style questi

Consideration & Substitutes — Contracts

An aunt promised her nephew $5,000 to stay clean for six years, and the fight over whether six years of self-denial is worth anything in law explains this whole topic. P

Formation — Contracts

A shout across a tailgate party binds nobody, and a signature binds you completely, even when you meant the opposite of both. Practice this topic with exam-style questio

Governing Law: CL vs UCC — Contracts

A cabinet door warps, and whether the buyer has any warranty at all turns on how a $40,000 invoice split between materials and labor. Practice this topic with exam-style

Appeals & Standards of Review — Civil Procedure

A trial judge makes a ruling you are certain is wrong, and the law's answer is that you must lose the whole case before anyone upstairs will listen. Practice this topic

Judgments & Preclusion — Civil Procedure

A restaurant ignores a lawsuit, loses by forfeit, and the winner still cannot touch a dollar. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com In this ep

Jury Trial & Dispositive Motions — Civil Procedure

Most lawsuits die long before a jury ever sees them, and four motions do the killing. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com In this episode:

Discovery — Civil Procedure

A $40,000 collision draws a demand for ten years of records on an entire national fleet, and one word in Rule 26 decides how much of it gets handed over. Practice this t

Joinder & Intervention — Civil Procedure

A three-car pile-up could become five lawsuits, and one set of rules decides which claims must be made today and which can wait forever. Practice this topic with exam-st

Pleadings & Rule 11 — Civil Procedure

Maya sues the wrong company on the last day of her limitations period, and the rules hand her a way to win anyway. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgen

Preliminary Injunctions & TROs — Civil Procedure

A grove falls at dawn unless a judge acts by midnight, and the whole of Rule 65 lives inside that gap. Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com I

Erie & State Law — Civil Procedure

A federal courthouse sits across the street from a state one, and the whole point of Erie is that it should not matter which door your client walks through. Practice thi

Service, Venue & Transfer — Civil Procedure

A credit union published a legal notice in a newspaper while the borrower's address sat in its own loan file, and that one shortcut cost it the judgment. Practice this t

Personal Jurisdiction — Civil Procedure

A blogger in Columbia writes one article about a Franklin restaurant, and a Franklin court gains the power to make her defend it. Practice this topic with exam-style que

Subject-Matter Jurisdiction — Civil Procedure

A company writes two paragraphs about a federal statute into its own complaint, and those paragraphs are exactly why the federal court has to hand the case back. Practic