Take the Guesswork out of Law School

Mastering Your First Year

Fleming's Fundamentals law school study guides eliminate the uncertainty of what to study, how to study, and how to demonstrate legal reasoning skills. By using Fleming's first-year law school outlines and other study resources, you will quickly learn the law, prepare for exams, and develop the skills necessary for success.

Comprehensive Resources

Fleming's provides a range of resources to streamline your study process:

• First-Year Law School Outlines: These outlines simplify the process of learning the law.
• Substantive Law Reviews: Combined with test-taking approaches and checklists, these reviews offer methods, strategies, and techniques to learn and apply the law to facts.
• Exam Writing Workshops: These workshops teach you how to analyze and apply the law in exams.
• Essay and Multiple-Choice Exam Books: These books provide opportunities to practice and perfect the reasoning skills required for law school exams.
• Private Tutorial Services: Licensed attorneys offer personalized tutoring sessions tailored to your specific needs.

1st Year of Law School: Successful Beginnings

With 40 years of experience as a legal education provider, Fleming's understands that you must study smart, not just hard. You don't have unlimited time to figure out how to optimize your study process. Fleming's study guides are the best law school exam prep resources available, eliminating the need to reinvent the wheel. They offer substantive law reviews, outlines, exam writing workshops, workbooks, private tutorial services, and other resources that maximize your learning and minimize the time needed to achieve your goals.

Benefits as a 1L

Your goal in the first year is to succeed. Fleming's substantive law reviews, outlines, exam writing workshops, workbooks, and private tutorial services teach you how to learn the law, develop analytical skills, and study smart. The sooner you master the law and develop critical reasoning skills, the greater your success will be. Fleming's Fundamentals of Law shows you the way.