Tutoring Law Students in Contracts, Torts, Criminal Law, and Property

Johnathan A.

I am a former employment litigation attorney who is passionate about helping law students succeed on their exams. Unlike most tutors, I do this full-time, so I am entrenched in the material the same way a law student is.

I offer fully virtual tutoring 7 days a week, which offers my students the maximum amount of flexibility.

I currently offer tutoring in Civil Procedure, Contracts, Criminal Law, Evidence, Torts, and Property Law.

My teaching style is conversational, but focused. My students have described me as energetic and patient. I emphasize IRAC exam method and provide multiple choice problems after completing topics. My primary goal is to help to prepare students for exam day.

Some background: I earned my J.D. from Seton Hall Law School in May of 2023. Prior to that, I studied Political Science and Philosophy at Seton Hall University, where I graduated magna cum laude with two Bachelor of Arts degrees, and as a member of the University Honors Program.

While in law school (and while studying for the Bar Exam), I served as an educator and graduate assistant with Seton Hall Law School’s Summer Institute for Pre-Legal Studies, where I instructed students in contract law, criminal law, oral advocacy, and other substantive legal topics.

There, I engaged in formal group instruction, led study groups, and tutored students one-on-one. I also spearheaded the development of review curriculum and taught students how to write IRAC responses. I was recognized for my ability to connect with students and drive engagement through instruction.

I have also lectured students on the fundamentals of anti-discrimination law and at-will employment in the State of New Jersey.

Prior to tutoring, I worked for a premier New Jersey law firm where I had a full caseload of discrimination, whistleblower, and sexual harassment cases against bad employers. I proudly counseled my clients through every step of the litigation process.

I am proud to offer high-level academic instruction to help students to excel.