- LETTERS TO A LAW STUDENT: A GUIDE TO STUDYING LAW AT UNIVERSITY by Nicholas J. ...
- 1L OF A RIDE: A WELL-TRAVELED PROFESSOR'S ROADMAP TO SUCCESS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL by Andrew J. ...
- THE LEGAL ANALYST: A TOOLKIT FOR THINKING ABOUT THE LAW by Ward Farnsworth.
What books should I read before law school?
- Law School Confidential by Robert H. ...
- 24 Hours with 24 Lawyers by Jasper Kim. ...
- Getting to Maybe: How to Excel on Law School Exams by Richard Michael Fischl and Jeremy Paul. ...
- The Legal Analyst by Ward Farnsworth.
How can I improve my reading before law school?
- Practice Active Reading. This is my number 1 tip: practice active reading when in law school. ...
- Take Notes. As I mentioned several times in the first part, I take notes while I read. ...
- Have a Plan. ...
- Atmosphere is Key. ...
- Refresh Before Class.
How many books do law students read?
Probably 12-15 law books and a similar number of digests and law review articles. As for non-required reading, the sky's the limit.
Do law students have to read a lot?
Students spend too much time reading. Sure, that may sound like a lot, but it is a doable amount. Most students have 13 to 15 hours of class a week. That is somewhere between 13 and 30 hours of reading.Sep 12, 2013
Do lawyers do a lot of reading?
Originally Answered: Do lawyers do alot of reading and investigativ work when they represent a client? Yes, a lot. If you yourself are trying to become a lawyer, develop a huge reading habit.. because reading will help you understand things better.