The Ethics Match-Up: ABA vs. California Rules Challenge

Struggling to master professional responsibility for the California Bar Exam? Say goodbye to boring study sessions and hello to Ethics Match-Up: ABA vs. California Rules Challenge—the ultimate interactive game designed to help you conquer one of the most heavily tested subjects on the bar!

This innovative study tool transforms the complex world of legal ethics into an engaging, game-based learning experience. Tailored specifically for California Bar Exam candidates, Ethics Match-Up provides a side-by-side comparison of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and the California Rules of Professional Conduct, complete with rule numbers, key differences, and real-world scenarios. Whether you’re studying solo or with a group, this challenge sharpens your ability to identify applicable rules, spot critical distinctions, and apply them to fact patterns—just like you’ll need to do in bar exam essays.

What You’ll Get:

• Rule Cards: Detailed breakdowns of key ABA and California rules (e.g., Competence, Confidentiality, Conflicts of Interest) with specific rule numbers for quick reference.
• Scenario Cards: Bar exam-style ethical dilemmas to test your application skills, mimicking the essay questions you’ll face.
• Difference Cards: Highlighted distinctions between ABA and California rules to ensure you address both perspectives in your answers.
• Digital Format: Instant download as a high-quality PDF (or access to a digital quiz, if applicable), perfect for printing cards or studying on any device.

Why Choose Ethics Match-Up?:

• Targeted Preparation: Focuses on professional responsibility, a must-know topic for the CA Bar Exam, with content aligned to essay requirements.
• Interactive Learning: Gamify your study routine with solo drills, group challenges, or quick recall modes—making retention fun and effective.
• Essay-Ready Skills: Practice analyzing scenarios and citing specific rules, preparing you to write high-scoring responses under timed conditions.
• California-Specific: Emphasizes unique California rules and statutes (like Bus. & Prof. Code § 6068(e)) that set it apart from ABA standards, ensuring you don’t miss critical points.