Books

Each student’s level of achievement in law school results from a complex mix of elements too numerous to comprehend – but they certainly include determination, passion, dedication to purpose, self-discipline, native intellect, attention to detail, capability to focus, organizational skills, aptitude for analytical thinking and writing, reading comprehension and efficiency, and writing skills.

To learn law – that is, to obtain fluency in the language of the law, and to become adept at quickly resolving legal problems using the skills lawyers use – at your highest levels, you must...

1. Discover your levels in each of the foregoing (and other related) categories.
2. Determine your predominant learning styles and preferences.
3. Create very specific short-term and long-term objective-oriented study plans.
4. Masterfully balance your life and your study hours.
5. Practice daily what lawyers do daily.
6. Attend to each of the "Law CATS" each week.
7. Never lose sight of your goals.

On this page, you will find links and book recommendations to guide you to your highest levels of achievement.