


The US Legal Learning Tree


The US Legal Learning Tree

Course Details
Duration: 60-70 minutes
Next Class: MID-OCTOBER 2026 (DATE TBD SOON
Setting: Live virtual classes to promote an interactive learning environment
Cost: ZERO
Class Zoom Link
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7686691352?pwd=wIU0Sf2hyFXsbU8IBcT8rptMgIxbNA.1&omn=87298475631
Meeting ID: 768 669 1352
Passcode: hjPD1pFAQs
Essential information for prospective students.
Are there any prerequisites for enrollment?
No prior qualifications are required. The program is designed to be accessible to individuals from all professional backgrounds. We provide comprehensive instruction on all necessary technical skills; I ask only that applicants demonstrate a sincere commitment to the material and a willingness to engage with the practical coursework.
Is a certificate of completion provided?
Not currently. However, if you attend consistently and show an interest in the material, I would be happy to write a letter of recommendation for you attesting to your commitment and contributions to the program.
Why is this program offered at no cost?
This initiative is entirely self-funded, driven by a commitment to public legal education and a passion for teaching. I believe that a foundational understanding of United States law is a critical asset that should be accessible to all, and I am dedicated to sharing this knowledge without financial barriers.
How are classes conducted?
I do not use the Socratic method used in most US law schools, but I do encourage participation as I believe it makes for a more meaningful class experience. Regardless of how many people attend, I hope for a teaching environment that feels more like a seminar and less like a lecture.
Topics Covered
Constitutional Law
Discussion of key precepts.
The 1L Foundations
Review of basic principles in Property, Contracts, and Torts.
Key Practice Areas
Discussion of Arbitration and Class Actions.
The System & Ethics
Review of key practice issues involving the US judicial system and legal ethics.
Current Events
Analysis of "hot" cases currently making news in the US.
Ready to Start?
Registrations for the January 2026 cohort are open.