“Mr. Moreland's written an incredibly thorough book here. His decision to present the information in ebook format was inspired, allowing immediate access and reference to current web content as opposed to those print books that become obsolete before they even reach the shelves. I certainly wish I'd had access to the material in TJ's book before I made the decision to go to law school.” Chuck H., California attorney and forum moderator of www.beachlaw.info.

"The information in this book is vital to know before you start law school. The law school books I’ve read glorify the experience while avoiding the truth. This book actually provides an honest appraisal of what you’re facing. The material is comprehensive and gives a very practical approach to succeeding in law school. And if you’re not sure whether or not to attend you’d better get this book and read and re-read Chapter 3. Chapter 3 covers briefing cases and that is the task you will spend hundreds and hundreds of hours performing both as a law student and eventual attorney. In sum, this ebook is very polished – I highly recommend it." Steve V., Washington State and Idaho attorney.

"As a law school graduate, and practicing attorney, I found 'Law School: Everything You Need to Know Before You Get There' extremely helpful and insightful – the book will prove to be a great resource for those students considering law school.  The book is set out in a format that makes it easy to read and to refer to throughout the 'law school experience.'  It will help all prospective students prepare for law school and will reveal many of the 'secrets' encountered at law school.  This book is a must read for everyone considering a career in law." Kevin D., Idaho attorney.

“TJ, your book definitely covers the process by which a reasonable person would decide whether or not he or she should take the leap and go to law school. I also appreciated the law school preparation and risk assessment portions of the book. You have painstakingly put together the foundation upon which someone could build for themselves a satisfying and successful experience in law school -- and managed to insert some rather philosophical advice on life in general. I especially appreciated the fine details and nuances about the law school experience that one could only know otherwise by way of first-hand experience. Thank you for being an advocate for the prospective law student.” Roger P., prospective law student, Texas.

“… very helpful and a good purchase”. Jeb C., prospective law student, Virginia.

"TJ, I don't know how to thank you. I finished your book last night -- I wish I would have found it earlier!" John F., prospective law student, Texas.

“I am impressed with your book and your courtesy in responding to my query.” Dr. Michael N., prospective law student, California.

“TJ, Thank you for the hands-on answers I've been looking for! Your book has increased my enthusiasm and has given me the vision and desire to complete the process no matter what it takes.” Ken V., prospective law student and President and CEO of www.kjvdevelopment.com, New Jersey.