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Charlotte adds LL.M. for foreign attorneys

Charlotte School of Law has launched an LL.M. in American Legal Studies for foreign law graduates who...

Tuition freeze at U. St. Thomas; lower tuition at U. Iowa; Lawsuit at Case Western

It was a GOOD week for… An affordable legal education, after two schools announced tuition would not increase...

USC to offer online LL.M. for foreign attorneys

The USC Gould School of Law will start offering an online master of laws degree for foreign...

LL.M. degrees explode as law gets more specialized

The job market is tight and law firms are looking for graduates with specialized training. Enter the...

Boston U hires director to lead tax LL.M. online

Boston University School of Law hired Richard T. Ainsworth, director of international government affairs at ADP Inc.,...

New website for LL.M. candidates and graduates

A new website, LLM-United, hopes to connect LL.M. students and graduates. Desiree Jaeger-Fine, who created the site...
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Winter and Spring study abroad programs gaining popularity

There has been a shift in the study abroad market. Law students used to flock to summer...

UArizona gets hacked; UTexas gets new scholarship

It was a GOOD week for… Zealous advocacy, after a former death row inmate created a scholarship to...

Law student banned from campus; Michigan starts positive campaign

It was a GOOD week for… Staying positive, after the University of Michigan Law School’s Career Center created...

UConn student gets Medicaid; Cooley defamation suit dismissed

It was a GOOD week for… Health care controversy, after a third-year law student was criticized by conservative...
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