Law Bound Prep Announces Agreement with Reed Law Group
Seeing the competitive advantage offered by the study approach of Reed Law Group, Ltd. ("Reed") using the mnemonics system, Law Bound Prep, LLC has sought out and obtained a licensing agreement with Reed's bar preparation company to offer complete and unique study materials to law students preparing to take the bar exam. For law students this means that Reed's unique approach using mnemonics and other visual aids will be available in detailed and complete, yet economical packages.
A little bit about the two companies:
Law Bound Prep's CEO is a former user of Reed's bar preparation following his graduation from law school. He recognized the learning advantage he had gained using Reed's mnemonic system for recalling important bar exam content and has sought to make it more available to students across the country. He has created a company that specializes in marketing and promoting those materials to law students in a clear and concise format and ensuring the courses remain extremely affordable. Law Bound Prep has assumed product development responsibilities for Reed Law Group in several states ranging from Florida to California. It will use the most modern forms of electronic display devices, such as the Apple iPodTM and Sony E-ReaderTM to give law students the advantage of on-the-go access to their study materials.
Reed Law Group offers performance based, interactive learning techniques that make complex issues easy to understand, easy to remember, and easy to apply during stressful and time-sensitive conditions. Hugh Reed, the company's founder and CEO, is a practicing attorney and retired Army Colonel. He, and the Reed attorney/coaches regularly take the bar exam and, because of Hugh Reed’s military experience, Reed offers the most effective and efficient means of recalling study material under test anxiety conditions. Colonel Reed is a former Army Airborne Ranger with combat experience and Army pilot. He commanded two Army Aviation Brigades and his final duty assignment in the Army was to train all Army pilots. Such training is dependent on precision and performance under anxiety conditions such as using mnemonics and other memory devices in order to retrieve critical information in the most efficient way possible. During his years as an attorney, Reed realized the potential for applying similar mnemonics systems to exam preparation and the benefit it could be to law students. The system he created has already helped thousands of students to pass their bar exams. Given that he and the attorney/coaches at Reed regularly take bar exams, candidates receive the most up-to-date bar exam information available in addition to personalized instructional training. For more information regarding Reed and the services provided, click here.
