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The Harvard Law School LL.M. Class of 2019 recently welcomed faculty, family members, students and staff to...

Have LL.M., will travel. And do ground-breaking work. Take Mauricio Duarte, who got his LL.M. last year from University...

Hannah L. Buxbaum, vice president for international affairs at Indiana University and the John E. Schiller Chair...

Georgetown University Law Center is mourning the loss of Cedric Asiavugwa, a third-year student, who died in...

Former war crimes prosecutor Adam Weber has been appointed as the director of Chicago-Kent's LL.M. Program in...

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine What options do you have as an LL.M. graduate if you want to work as...

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The University of Dayton School of Law will offer a new certificate in Social Justice Law for...

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine The term “personal branding” is on everyone’s lips and sends shivers down the spine of many...

Columbia Law School is inviting applications to its U.S. Business Law Academy, which is held this summer....

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine In the early 16th century, a railing divided the hall inside a courtroom, with students...