JD Advising Legal Writing Program
Get the upper hand in law school
Get the upper hand in law school
Get the JD Advising advantage!
Legal writing is one of the most important classes you will take in law school. Not only will your legal writing skills affect your grade in your legal writing class, it will also affect your scores on all of your law school exams and the bar exam. Further, it is worth it to invest in your legal writing abilities as they will help you tremendously when you begin to practice law. Many of our students say that they feel confident when they begin their jobs as lawyers because they know how to research, properly cite cases, and write quality legal memorandums and briefs. In fact, they say that legal writing was the most important class for them. Some even go as far to say that it is the only class that they use on a day-to-day basis as a practicing attorney.
Our legal writing tutors will help you excel at legal writing. They are practicing attorneys who have been on law review, moot court, and have plenty of experience with legal writing. We also have legal writing professors on our staff of super-qualified tutors.
Our tutors are attorneys who excel at legal writing and have a vast amount of experience in the field.
Learn expert strategies for approach writing, research, bluebook citations, and general skills.
Our goal is to give you five-star instruction so you can develop essential legal writing and research skills.
We tell you how law school papers are graded, what is most important, and help you avoid common mistakes!
Your personal tutor will help you get an upper edge in your classes by teaching you the skills you need to succeed.
Our students love working with us! Many students work with us throughout law school and as practicing attorneys!
“I reached out to JD Advising and I was paired with Heather, who was amazing! She provided detailed examples and walked me through each one. This service was so helpful. I would highly recommend these services to anyone in law school, and particularly to 1L’s!”