2019 is my 3rd year of PreLawCoach, and I recently went past the 100-clients mark. These past 3 years of serving students have been a tremendous honor and privilege, and I am incredibly grateful for each and every client who gave me the opportunity. Here's to them! 

School's back! Many of you are beginning your 1L year and might already feel a bit lost, confused, and/or overwhelmed. This is natural. You're not alone. That said, you might want some help, as you try to get your sea legs, so to speak. So, if you'd like help with reading cases, briefing cases, taking notes, or anything else, please contact me. I'm conducting these types of sessions for several of my former LSAT clients and would be happy to work with you, as well. But, regardless of whether you come to me for help, I strongly encourage you to get help from someone or somewhere. Fix your problem areas now, before they compound and you get too far behind. It's totally normally to feel lost as you begin your 1L, but you need to figure it out, before it's too late.

Here is a piece I wrote for TestPrepAdvisor.com on how to tackle the reading-comprehension section of the LSAT. I hope it helps you.

Last year was my first year of PreLawCoach, and I am so thankful to everyone who used my services, as I tried to get the business off the ground. This year, PreLawCoach grew tremendously. Not counting all of the hours I spent reviewing resumes, personal statements, and other application documents, I spent 411 hours in sessions, up from 120 hours in 2017! I am so honored to be able to be a (small) part of so many applicants' journeys to law school and hope to be able to serve even more in 2019. To each of them, my sincerest thanks; and, to everyone, very best wishes for the new year!