What is IRAC all about?
IRAC is a legal community ecosytem that features judges, lawyers, lawmakers, students and more.
IRAC is also a community-sourced case analyzer and educational service that allows members of the legal community to demonstrate their analytical skills while also building an ecosystem that can be used by anyone—lawyers as well as the public.
How does IRAC work?
Via the IRAC Challenge users review cases and write analyses of them. With each case analysis, IRAC will grow its ecosystem. In addition, on IRAC, the community can browse the online directory .
How can law students participate in IRAC?
Law students can add their profiles to the IRAC directory.
To participate, you will need an invite code from us AND your official @[LawSchool].edu email address – this will help us cut down on spam. To receive an invite code, contact us.
We encourage all law students to participate in the IRAC Challenge beginning in their first semester. Our founder has been a lawyer since 1994. From her experience as a law student and a practitioner, she found that her legal expertise developed over time. As such, we encourage 1Ls to write case reviews early and often. In addition, law students can add their name to IRAC Directory.