Law School Basics: Real Property

Success in law school is hard work and results from a combination of factors; such as, Memorization of Rules of Law, Application of FIRAC, Analytical Reasoning, and Diligence, Perseverance and Commitment. In this series, you will learn the FIRAC technique, the fundamental and foundational black letter rules of law for the first-year law school subjects, and the keys to sound analytical reasoning techniques. In law school real property your primary focus is on the substantive principles of common law. It is important to remember that in law school Real Property the goal is not to teach you the practical principles of Real Property law but to teach you to think about identifying issues and memorizing rules of law so that you can excel on law school exams, and ultimately the Bar exam.

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Dr. Katherine Pang has a PhD in educational psychology, amongother degrees. Dr. Pang is the founder of several education companies and is a known speaker and author. Tricia Mehler is a graduate of the University of Texas at Tylerand assisted Dr. Pang in developing the workbook activities andcoordinating the Strategies for Success Program.