When I began to consider LSAT preparation, I explored several different companies' prep options. I ended up registering for Juris at the zealous recommendation of a friend not just for the company's prep material, but specifically for 1:1 tutoring. My experience was so positive I feel compelled to pass on that recommendation here.
Not only my tutor does have a commanding mastery of the complex material of the LSAT, but he is also able to break it down into digestible information that students can absorb and apply. His advice on studying strategies and test taking also helped me dramatically improve my score. I went from being hopelessly confused on logic games to perfect scores on the section every time I took a practice test.
What elevates him to a top-tier teacher and sets him apart, however, is that he genuinely cares for his students. He makes himself available for additional questions on material and will work through problems should you need it, but he will also be there to work through fears, self-doubts, and feelings of defeat. These aspects of test prep are a huge part of taking the LSAT. It is certainly not something prep materials can help you with, but something a truly wonderful teacher can. I am confident that without his skilled instruction, advice, and support, I would not have been able to raise my score from the low-150s on my diagnostic test to the mid-170s on test day, and I might not be at Stanford Law School today.