Your Future Attorney
Taren F.
Texas Law
Scored a perfect 180 and now at Texas Law, a T16 school, teaching the exact reading and airtight logic behind a flawless test.
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Meet the tutors
The people who will get you there.
Every tutor placed in the top 10% of LSAT scorers, took the current test, and was personally vetted by the founder.
Founder
David Borochov
First-generation law student who taught himself the LSAT, scored 170, and now attends St. John’s Law. He built Your Future Attorney to give students the guidance he wished he had.
Ash B.
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 178 with a T14 admission pending, and teaches students to predict the answer before the choices, so traps lose their pull.
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Daniel
Top-3 law school, admission pending
Scored a 178 and teaches students to break the hardest questions down into a few clear steps they can repeat on test day.
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William T.
Top 1% of LSAT scorers
Scored a 177 and trains students to back every answer with a line from the passage or the argument, so guessing gives way to proof.
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Arjan A.
Top 1% of LSAT scorers
Scored a 176 and teaches conditional logic step by step, turning dense if-then rules into chains students can follow under time pressure.
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Eben B.
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 175 with a T14 admission pending, and teaches students to spot the gap in each argument, the skill behind flaw, assumption and strengthen questions.
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Zach
Top-3 law school, admission pending
Scored a 174 and taught for five years, so he knows how to start a student from ground zero and build from there.
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Austin C.
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 174 with a T14 admission pending, and coaches students on pacing, so they know which questions to take first and which to save for last.
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Daniel K.
Top-3 law school, admission pending
Scored a 173 and teaches the methods behind it, turning a strong diagnostic into a top score.
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Eri S.
Top-3 law school, admission pending
Scored a 175 and teaches the precise reading and disciplined timing that a mid-170s score is built on.
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Samuel J.
Michigan Law
Scored a 173 and now at Michigan Law, a T14 school, coaching students to reason with calm precision under the clock.
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Logan
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 173, with his T14 admission pending, and coaches students to read fast without losing the logic.
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Henry J.
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 172, with his T14 admission pending, and builds every session around the questions his students miss most.
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Allie
Cardozo Law
Scored a 172 and now at Cardozo Law, helping students turn their weakest section into their strongest, one question type at a time.
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Nicolas B.
T14 law school, application pending
Scored a 171, with his T14 application pending, and teaches the pattern recognition that turns hard questions into familiar ones.
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Parsa
Top 5% of LSAT scorers
Scored a 171 and teaches students to review every miss for the reason behind it, so the same mistake stops costing them points.
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Patrick A.
T14 law school, admission pending
Scored a 170, with his T14 admission pending, and coaches the steady, repeatable process that holds up when the clock is running.
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Kevin M.
St. John’s Law
Scored a 170 and now at St. John’s Law, teaching students to find the one move each question turns on.
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Joseph B.
St. John’s Law
Scored a 167 and now a 1L at St. John’s Law, teaching the fundamentals that got him there.
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Peter D.
Cardozo Law
Scored a 168 and now a 2L at Cardozo Law, teaching the process that earned it.
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Menachem Mendel N.
Touro Law
Scored a 165 and now a 2L at Touro Law, coaching the habits that build a steady score.
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Youssef E.
Cardozo Law
Scored a 165 and now a 1L at Cardozo Law, focused on timing and technique.
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Vito D.
Touro Law
A Touro Law student with A’s in Property, Contracts, Legal Writing, and Criminal Law.
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Yael M.
St. John’s Law
Aces the first-year core, with A’s in Civil Procedure, Contracts, Torts, and Criminal Law.
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Shelly Y.
Cardozo Law
Scored a 168 and worked at Willkie Farr & Gallagher. She now interns at the New York County Supreme Court following an internship with the Queens District Attorney’s Office.
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Dylan M.
St. John’s Law
Scored a 167 and studies at St. John’s Law, teaching the reasoning habits behind the score.
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Anika P.
New York Law School
Scored a 166 and now at New York Law School, specializing in one-on-one coaching that turns weak question types into points.
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Kenneth Y.
Pace University
Scored a 166 and now at Pace University, breaking the test into moves you can repeat under time.
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Hibah A.
St. John’s Law
Scored a 166 and now at St. John’s Law, teaching the patterns the test rewards until they feel automatic.
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Adrian M.
Georgetown Law
Logical Reasoning specialist who turns timed panic into a repeatable method.
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Priya R.
St. John’s Law
Teaches Reading Comprehension and pacing, so the first read is the only read.
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Marcus W.
Cardozo Law
Climbed from a low diagnostic himself, so he teaches the whole climb.
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Elena C.
Hofstra Law
Patient with anxious test-takers and steady timing under pressure.
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Daniel O.
Touro Law
Strong on argument structure and assumption questions. Practical and direct.
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Sophie B.
Georgetown Law
Turns dense passages into plain logic for students who freeze on reading.
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Jordan A.
St. John’s Law
Sweats the hardest questions and the small habits that cost points.
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Naomi F.
Cardozo Law
Methodical and encouraging, especially for first-generation students.
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Liam D.
Touro Law
Builds consistency, turning good practice days into a reliable score.
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Hannah Y.
Hofstra Law
Diagnoses why a score has stalled, then fixes it.
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