He has tutored and taught LSAT classes for six years now, and written extensively on it. His own LSAT score was in the 99th percentile, and he knows much more about the test now than he did when he took it himself. He’s helped hundreds of students prepare for the exam, and his former students are now practicing attorneys and law students scattered across a variety of law schools including upper tier-1 schools. He has reinvented himself numerous times, and is a former standup comic, bartender, journalist, teacher, bridge club owner, and more. He’s also a magician member of Hollywood’s famous “Magic Castle,” a United States Chess Federation expert, an American Contract Bridge League silver life master, and a mediocre but avid curler. He’ll be breaking a 47+ year streak by getting married on April 30, 2016. His LSAT tutoring website is www.acmelsatprep.com.