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The editorial review of this book greatly misleads a potential purchaser, and even if it accurately described the contents of the book, it is still not worth $15. To begin with, the "various" areas of law that they claim to interview people from only include IP, Labor and Employment Law, and Litigation. I would have assumed that if a book claimed to interview people from various areas of the law, many more areas would be covered. Do not buy this book if you are looking to gain insight into what practicing in a particular speciality would be like, or for information on deciding what speciality you would like to practice. The book contains short essays from multiple lawyers giving practice tips, none of which can't be found in other, better books or just through common sense ("Read the newspaper every day to keep up with current changes in the law."). Even if you are planning on practicing in one of the the areas the book does cover, I don't think it would be a great resource. Also, unless I just missed it, I never saw any tips on studying for the bar or choosing a practice area. Bottom line: skip this book and keep looking, or buy it used for less than five dollars, not new for fifteen.