Ep 022 - July 2025 MEE UBE Bar Exam Essay Predictions

Get ready for the July 2025 UBE Bar Exam with this comprehensive MEE essay predictions episode! In this detailed analysis, we dive deep into the patterns and trends across all major bar exam subjects to help you focus your study efforts where they matter most.

This episode provides an in-depth breakdown of what to expect on the Multistate Essay Examination, covering contracts, secured transactions, real property, wills, partnerships, and criminal procedure. We analyze recent testing patterns from 2018 through 2024 to identify the most likely topics and specific issues that could appear on your exam.

For contracts, we explore the critical distinction between UCC and common law questions, examining recent trends that suggest a shift toward common law topics. We discuss substantial performance, minor breach analysis, and the duty to mitigate damages - concepts that haven't been heavily tested recently but are prime candidates for July 2025.

Our secured transactions analysis reveals key patterns in attachment, perfection, and purchase money security interests (PMSI), with special attention to liens issues that haven't appeared in recent exams. We break down the specific topics tested in previous years to help you identify knowledge gaps.

The real property section covers essential topics like adverse possession, recording statutes, life tenancies, and future interests. We examine warranty of habitability issues and landlord-tenant relationships that frequently appear on bar exams.

For wills and estates, we analyze recent trends in lapse and anti-lapse provisions, capacity issues, and intestate succession. The discussion includes specific devices and residuary clauses that examiners favor.

Our partnerships analysis focuses on dissolution procedures, partner authority, and liability issues that have been consistently tested. We highlight withdrawal procedures and duty of loyalty concepts that are likely to reappear.

Finally, we cover criminal procedure essentials including Miranda rights, search and seizure, Terry stops, and double jeopardy - all critical areas for bar exam success.

This episode is packed with specific case examples, testing patterns, and strategic study recommendations based on years of bar exam analysis. Whether you're a first-time taker or retaking the exam, these predictions will help you prioritize your study time and approach the MEE with confidence.

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