(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Has eaten lunch during a hearing
Has run a marathon
Has sent an email and immediately regretted it
Has advised on a termination
Mentally drafting emails during conversations
Has worked after hours on an emergency TRO issue
Has forgotten to unmute on Zoom court
Has defended a Rule 30(b)(6) deposition
Has defended a deposition of an HR witness
Has dealt with a difficult interactive process discussion
Has practiced law for less than 2 years
Has handled wage-and-hour claims
Has seen problematic Slack or text messages become evidence
Has forgotten a password during court login
Has advised on a leave-of-absence issue
Has defended a Rule 30(b)(6) deposition
Works remotely at least part-time
Has had a client say “but everyone else does it”
Has dealt with a difficult accommodation request
Has managed e-discovery issues
Has a law school classmate who became a judge
Has revised an employee handbook
Has advised on terminations
Has prepared a witness for testimony
Has reviewed surveillance or security footage for a case
Has drafted a handbook policy
Has been on a podcast
Has taken a deposition
Has had a client ask if they can fire someone “for being annoying”
Has heard “at-will means we can do anything, right?”
Has drafted a severance agreement
Has argued over privilege in an investigation
Practices in more than one state
Has defended a wage-and-hour claim
Has a preferred courtroom pen
First-generation attorney
Has changed practice areas
Has drafted a workplace investigation report
Has advised on a reduction in force
Has worked on a retaliation claim
Has had to explain why a joke in an email became evidence
Has worn sneakers with business attire
Has worked on a whistleblower retaliation claim
Secretly enjoys legal dramas
Has received discovery responses at the last possible minute
Has practiced law for 10+ years
Has argued about whether conduct was “severe or pervasive”
Plays a musical instrument
Has said “per my last email”
Has attended a mediation that lasted all day
Has investigated workplace complaints
Has had a client say “this should be an easy case”
Has had a client accidentally send privileged information
Has prepared a manager for difficult testimony
Drinks more than 5 cups of coffee a day
Has handled an EEOC/BOLI charge
Has argued over comparator employees
Has worked on a pro bono case
Has argued in court
Has lived in another country
Has negotiated a settlement at mediation
Has counseled a manager through discipline
Has changed careers before law
Speaks another language
Has appeared on video court in pajama bottoms
Has heard “hostile work environment” used incorrectly
Has trained supervisors on harassment prevention
Has taught a CLE
Has handled a noncompete issue
Has investigated a workplace complaint
Has a stress ball at their desk
Has received a Friday afternoon “urgent” HR call
Has explained the difference between exempt and nonexempt employees
Has accidentally replied-all to an email
Has had a witness go off-script during testimony
Has worked from an airport
Has billed over 2,000 hours in a year
Has drafted or reviewed an arbitration agreement
Volunteers in the community
Has used “it depends” today
Has worked past midnight this month
Has had opposing counsel threaten sanctions in an email
