Why did you do law school?
Literally, everyone in my life asked me that question when I began law school three years ago. I really didn’t have a clear answer. I wasn’t sure, myself.
Some thoughts, I for sure had. I clearly wanted a new challenge in life. I’d been doing the exact same things for many years. So, I felt a new challenge would be refreshing.
Along the above lines, I felt a new area of knowledge would only widen my perspective of things. I’ve been writing and publishing in practical Talmudic law for decades. There was a logic to adding another field of law made sense.
Whatever the real reason was, I spoke it over with my wife, Miriam. She was supportive.
I’m happy to say, my grades were above average.
So, last week, I completed the pretty grueling degree. I graduated from the College of Law and Business, with a LLB.
