U.S. Law News - Page 15 of 26

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine Not every LL.M. student has the goal of staying in the U.S., but many do....

Raluca Papadima, who has a vast international law background, has joined Campbell Law School and will teach...

A new analytics platform is expected to provide law firms with a better tool for making international...

Savvy law schools know they can connect with prospective students in a number of intriguing ways, including...

Uganda has its challenges. Ali Robertson, a 2L at The University of Mississippi School of Law, is learning...

Lewis & Clark Law School continues its efforts to help protect animals in nations where they are...

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By Desiree Jaeger-Fine I am not aware of any country in which an LL.M. degree earned in the...

Foreign-trained attorneys have the opportunity to learn from the United States' legal experts, attorneys, and judges through the Florida...

Once again, as part of an annual ritual, a small group of University of Illinois College of...

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine “I feel that U.S. employers are not really valuing foreign LL.M. graduates. The fact that I...