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Sunday Night Bar Review

Aug 30, 2026 - Nov 15, 2026

The Main Event

When the lights come on, the law starts making sense. Sunday Night Bar Review is a live, 12-session program designed to strengthen the core skills behind legal analysis, law-school performance, and exam success. Each Sunday night, Keith brings one essential skill under the spotlight. You’ll learn how to read and brief cases, understand courts and precedent, build useful outlines, organize analysis with IRAC, write stronger issue and rule statements, apply rules to facts, and approach exams with a clear strategy. The lineup includes: • efficient case reading and briefing • understanding how cases introduce, replace, or modify rules • the structure of American courts and the role of precedent • building and refining effective course outlines • organizing legal analysis with IRAC • writing focused issue and rule statements • applying rules to facts with depth and precision • developing a practical exam-taking strategy This is not another passive lecture series. Expect guided practice, live discussion, practical examples, and weekly assignments that turn legal concepts into skills you can actually use. By closing time, you’ll have a clearer method, a stronger analytical foundation, and a more confident plan for tackling your courses and exams. 12 live Sunday sessions August 30–November 15, 2026 $600 paid in full or three monthly payments of $240

Choose Your Tab

Single Payment
$600.00
Split the Tab
$240.00/month

Sunday Lineup

  • Opening Brief: Case Briefing
  • Behind the Holding: How Cases Shape Legal Rules
  • The Court Map: Structure of American Courts
  • Building the Playbook: Outlining I
  • The Rules in Motion: Understanding Case Law and Precedent

Pass It On

After-Hours Discussion

This program is connected to a group. You’ll be added once you join the program.

Discussion

Discussion

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12 Live Sunday Sessions

Attorney • Educator • Founder

Keith helps law students cut through the noise, strengthen their legal analysis, and approach exams with a clearer, more confident method.

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