Even though BarBri has been completely boring lately, I did find it interesting that FOB came up in today's material. Unfortunately I don't think it was the INCOTERM FOB, but rather the American usage, which is different. Here, you can see my lovely, painstakingly-illustrated PowerPoint presentation about the INCOTERM that I gave during my International Commercial Transactions class in Germany. It was quite well-received. Even the prof was raving about it weeks after!
Also in today's material was a discussion of assumption of risk. What I thought was interesting is that the default rule we are learning is exactly what I said it should be - that the owner maintains the risk, not the renter.
Unfortunately, it seems like material we learned already in BarBri may now be wrong. For instance, we were explicitly taught that if there was not a knock on a door before entering, a police search would not be valid. Now it's not clear exactly what might happen if there were no knocking, but in any case what BarBri had told us now seems to be wrong.