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Anyone Can Become a Lawyer Anyone Can Beat the LSAT Anyone Can Get Into Law School Anyone Can Choose the Right Law School Anyone Can Beat the Law School Collapse

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Where are you right now?

Pick the one that sounds like you. I'll point you to the book that fits, and you can start reading it free.

"I'm thinking about law, but I'm years out."Become a Lawyer → "I'm studying for the LSAT."Beat the LSAT → "I'm applying this cycle."Get Into Law School → "I got in. Now I'm choosing."Choose the Right School → "I'm not sure it's even worth it."Beat the Collapse →

Why I wrote these

The fixes, in order. All of it free to read.

I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. In that time I've watched smart people make the same expensive mistakes: they study the wrong way, they file an application instead of arguing one, and then sign for $100,000+ in loans without reading the data schools have to publish.

I give the books away because some readers will want coaching later, and the rest tell a friend. Either way, I'd rather you read them than not.

The whole shelf, free

Pick a book and start reading.

Open any book to read it free, chapter by chapter. No signup. For a copy to keep and print, plus the bonuses, get the PDF by email.

For pre-laws and career-changers, years before you apply

Anyone Can Become a Lawyer

The long game, run right. Most people wait until junior year to get serious, then scramble. This is the 4-move plan you start now: your GPA, the reasoning the LSAT rewards, the experience that becomes your case, and the money math almost nobody checks early enough.

In one minute
  • The 4 moves that decide your odds: your number, your mind, your record, your read on the money.
  • Small moves years out beat a senior-year scramble every time.
  • You don't need to study for the LSAT yet. You need to build the mind it rewards.
Read for free → Get the PDF + bonuses

Bonuses with the PDF: The Long Game Toolkit. The annual audit, the commitment page, and the major test.

For anyone taking the LSAT who wants the score that pays

Anyone Can Beat the LSAT

Your score is the single biggest lever on where you get in and what you pay for it. This is my method for moving it: the LASER Approach and the Socratic Review Method, the same review my coaches teach.

In one minute
  • Your score moves admission and money more than anything else in your file.
  • The Socratic Review Method: why you miss questions, fixed at the root.
  • LR is 2 of 3 scored sections. Spend your time where the points are.
Read for free → Get the PDF + bonuses

Bonuses with the PDF: the companion workbook, the Logical Reasoning flashcards, and the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension cheat sheets.

For applicants building this cycle's file

Anyone Can Get Into Law School

Your application is the first case you'll ever argue, and most people file paperwork instead. The Case File Method is 6 moves, from the one-sentence theory of your case to a personal statement that argues instead of performs. The reader spends about 7 minutes with your file. This is how you win them.

In one minute
  • Officers read your file in about 7 minutes. Build for that read.
  • One sentence, the theory of your case, should run the whole application.
  • A statement that argues beats one that performs.
Read for free → Get the PDF + bonuses

Bonuses with the PDF: The Case File Toolkit. the addendum template, the recommender memo, and the negotiation scripts.

For admits comparing offers, scholarships, and debt

Anyone Can Choose the Right Law School

An offer letter is a sales document. Treat it like one. This book shows you how to read the real price behind the sticker, rank schools by what they actually deliver, and negotiate a better number using the schools' own published data. Choosing wrong here is the most expensive mistake in the process.

In one minute
  • The sticker price is not the real price. Learn to read the difference.
  • Rank schools by what they deliver for you, not by the magazine.
  • Offers are negotiable. Make them earn your seat with their own 509 data.
Read for free → Get the PDF + bonuses

Bonuses with the PDF: The Buyer's Toolkit. The Offer Scorecard, the Real Price Worksheet, the DIY Ranking Worksheet, the Negotiation Kit, and the Walk-Away Worksheet.

For the skeptic deciding whether law school is still worth it

Anyone Can Beat the Law School Collapse

Law school is changing fast, and a lot of the old advice is dangerous now. This is the honest read: who still comes out ahead, who gets buried, and how to tell which one you'd be before you sign. Full disclosure, I sell LSAT prep, so I have a stake in you going. I wrote the case against it anyway, straight from the employment and debt data most schools would rather you skip.

In one minute
  • The economics of law school are shifting under applicants' feet.
  • Who still comes out ahead, and who gets buried in debt.
  • Run the ROI stress test before you sign, not after.
Read for free → Get the PDF + bonuses

Bonuses with the PDF: The Applicant Stress-Test Scorecard, a ROI check built from ABA employment and 509 data.

The part I'd charge for

The books are free to read. The explanations are the part most companies sell.

An answer key tells you which one was right. It never tells you why yours was wrong. So I wrote that part out for every question on every LSAT PrepTest in LawHub, more than 7,000 explanations, delivered alongside the 5 book PDFs and the toolkits.

LSAT Unplugged explanation covers for PrepTests 101 through 159

What you get:

Explanations for every LSAT PrepTest in LawHubAll 5 books as PDFsThe companion workbookLogical Reasoning flashcardsLogical Reasoning + Reading Comprehension cheat sheetsThe Case File ToolkitThe Buyer's ToolkitThe Long Game ToolkitThe ROI Stress-Test ScorecardThe Negotiation KitThe Real Price Worksheet

Review with an answer key and you'll keep missing the same question types. Your email gets you every PDF.

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If you want a hand

The books are the method. The coaching is the shortcut.

If you'd rather have someone in your corner, my team and I coach the LSAT and admissions, one person at a time.

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