"Let's talk about you, and then talk about me.

First, you: You know you have to get good grades on law school exams. (Also the bar exam, but more on that later.)

More than ever, your early success as a lawyer--a good law firm job, clerkship, public interest position, or teaching position--depends on your law school grades (your 1L grades in particular).

You can’t ace law school by doing what you did in college.

Let me help you learn the right way to study for law school.

People who get good grades are not necessarily smarter. It helps but plenty of smart people get bad grades.

The key is studying the right way.

Why work with me?

(1) I aced exams as a law student using the very methods I will teach you: I graduated from NYU Law School magna cum laude, Order of the Coif (top 10%), and a senior board member of Law Review.

(2) I was a teaching assistant for two classes, and I wrote and graded practices exams, so I know from a professor's perspective what law students do right and wrong.

(3) I have successfully tutored other law students at Harvard, Columbia, NYU Law, Berkeley . . You name it.

Start now--you must prepare before law school (or before the semester starts). You need some time before starting the semester.

PS. I offer other services: I tutor for the bar exam, I tutor foreign LLMs and attorneys. I review and edit resumes for law jobs and clerkships.

PPS. Some people should not hire me:

First, if you want to haggle on price, I am not your tutor. My services are less expensive than comparable high-quality tutoring services, but not cheap. No one competent will tutor cheaply. Even if you don’t work with me, please don't just pick your tutor based on price. Pay for value.

Second, if you want a money-back guarantee of all As, go away. I can't guarantee results; no one can. Anyone who does is lying. Law school is sometimes cruelly, random. I did well but still got the occasional B, even after studying.

You do the hard work; I help you do it the right way." less...