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By Desiree Jaeger-Fine One of the beautiful aspects of the LLM program is the diversity of the student body....

USC Gould School of Law and the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and...

With the vaccinated population rising steadily, I dare to look ahead to a time after the pandemic....

When the world still made sense, pre-Covid, I ran a Spartan Race. A Spartan Race is a...

Many pursue the LL.M. degree as an entry ticket into the U.S. labor market. High hopes rest...

Desiree Jaeger-Fine is director of International Programs at Brooklyn Law School and author of "A Short &...

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Law graduates who are interested in commercial cross-border transactions and dispute settlements now have another law school to...

LLM students struggle with a lack of guidance. They seek precise answers to their questions so that...

The University of Akron is partnering with the Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) in India to create...

Every year, in New York State, about 1,000 new LLM students start their adventure while some 1,000...