Congratulations to the first wave of examinees who finished the July 2021 bar exam. YOU DID IT!!!!!

Reminder that folx are still taking the bar exam today and tomorrow, so continue to send love and support. Examinees, as always, DMs are open!!!

Attention: please contact stephaniefrancisward if you have experienced issues with the online #barexam.

What do our consumer law scholars think about this? ExamSoft promised to deliver a product (the online bar exam), jurisdictions entered into multi-million dollar contracts, applicants paid $130+ (or more, if they bought new computers), and ExamSoft failed to deliver. Thoughts?

ATTN: July 2021 #barexam takers: Sauder Schelkopf LLC is looking into filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of individuals who took the July 2021 bar exam using ExamSoft. Please contact them at the link below if you experienced tech issues during the exam. sauderschelkopf.com/investigations…

If you took the July 2021 #barexam and faced tech difficulties, please contact Sauder Schelkopf LLC and share your story.

cc: ExamSoft @NCBEX.

Coverage on the failure that is the online bar exam in @LADailyJournal. Thank you Nicole Tyau.

Flagging this again. Sauder Schelkopf LLC still wants to hear from you!

Important update for DC #barexam takers: today is the last day to report any technical difficulties you faced with the July bar exam!

.ExamSoft should release all data pertaining to Oct. 2020, Feb. 2021, and July 2021 tech issues (such as the # of technical report tickets issued per jurisdiction, approx. wait time for each issue to get resolved, # of applicants per jurisdiction who had to schedule a makeup etc

@LizCGil National Assn. for Equity in the Legal Profession ExamSoft 1%…..interesting. I wonder what it is compared to the other years that it crashed. EVERY SINGLE YEAR something happens. Every year. Multi-million dollar contracts with ExamSoft yet this is as good as it gets. Someone's getting kickbacks.

And the bar examiners should explain if they already had inklings Examsoft would screw it up yet again. Reasonable (read: minimally competent) professionals would have demanded some sort of assurance.

What? This will definitely be part of the art installation that Mitchell Hamline School of Law and National Assn. for Equity in the Legal Profession are planning for the April 2022 Conference on Bar Licensure Reform (future title TBA). Those responsible for the Bar Exam need to hear and see these stories.

Proud that our continued work is featured on Business Insider!

Appreciate Business Insider profiling the important work of National Assn. for Equity in the Legal Profession founders and members alongside our comrades who are fighting for change in the legal profession. Although this piece highlighted 9 of us, the work always was and still is collective. businessinsider.com/9-millennials-…

Since March 2020, students & lawyers fought against an online #barexam because we knew the data would confirm our fears. State Bar of California: is a 31% tech failure rate serving your public mandate? 1,300 applicants who had tech issues failed. Shame on you. news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-p…

This part!!