Aside from the fact that big companies basically do very difficult jobs, I think it's much more realistic than others and it's actually a simulation that teaches us the business of being a lawyer. Instead of showing us things we didn't know to our faces, he tried to learn and advance them from the basics. I think it was a simulation suitable for corporate life.

I liked that the simulation used realistic and simple scenarios to explain legal reasoning. The biscuit rule example made it easier to understand the difference between literal interpretation and purposive interpretation. I also found the ethical questions useful because they showed how solicitors must balance client interests, professional duties, and honesty.

I liked how the simulation used simple real-life scenarios (like the rule and the biscuits or the cat and the salmon) to explain complex legal reasoning concepts. It made the difference between literal and purposive interpretation easy to understand and engaging. The step-by-step structure and knowledge checks also helped reinforce learning and made the experience interactive and practical.