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Foreign LL.M. students add to U.S. student experience

By Angela Morris Vanessa Suarez’s career plan is to be an international arbitrator. It would seem then, that...

Lewis & Clark sponsors first-ever animal law forum in Africa

The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) sponsored Africa’s first animal law focused forum in September, held...

American University hosts Global Conference on IP and Public Interest

American University Washington College of Law’s Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property (PIJIP) hosted the Fifth Global Congress on...

Ole Miss rockets up its space law LL.M. with two new directors

The University of Mississippi School of Law has two new faculty members with a wealth of experience to lead...

LL.M.s: When effort is not enough

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine Sometimes doing your best is not good enough. Sometimes you must do what is required. ―...

Why U.S. law firms are hesitant to hire foreign LL.M. grads

By Deiree Jaeger-Fine "After my LL.M. I would like to work at a U.S. law firm for a...

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Nova adds flexible LL.M. for attorneys

Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law has launched an LL.M. program designed for attorneys to enhance...

Bar Exam Statistics for LLM students: Ignore?

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine It is the time of the year during which LL.M. students across the country are...

German attorney gains confidence at Minnesota Law

Before settling into a career, many German lawyers travel abroad to earn an LL.M. Some go to the...

Analyst pursues LL.M. to help shape California’s public policy

Charlene Keizer-Paisley pursued an LL.M. degree with the goal of being granted admission as an attorney in...