Ep 029 - February 2026 Georgia Bar Exam Essay Predictions
Get ready for the February 2026 Georgia Bar Exam with detailed essay predictions from Bar Exam Drills. In this episode, we break down the most likely essay topics based on testing patterns since 2012, helping you focus your study time on what matters most. We predict a strong chance of seeing contracts and torts together as a crossover essay, similar to July 2024, along with ethics, evidence, and property law. For contracts, watch out for UCC questions including land contracts and confirmatory memos, plus tortious interference. Ethics will likely appear in a civil or corporate setting with account segregation issues. Evidence should be civil-based with potential criminal elements and multi-level hearsay including dying declarations. Property law predictions focus on tenancies and deeds with restrictive covenants rather than adverse possession which appeared recently in February 2024. This analysis examines every Georgia bar essay since July 2012 to identify patterns and gaps in testing frequency. Director Johns confirmed no more secured transactions will appear, which aligns with our historical analysis. We also discuss the strategic placement of difficult topics like evidence in question one as potential time traps that require strict time management to avoid cascading effects on remaining essays. Screenshots of specific predictions are provided throughout the video for easy reference during your study sessions. Stay tuned for our upcoming wild card predictions video covering remedies topics including rescission, fraud, and restitution. If you found this helpful, drop a comment with your own predictions and give us a thumbs up to encourage more detailed subject breakdowns for each essay topic.
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