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State bar exams can lead the way in the nascent LL.M. transparency movement

Last year I wrote 8 tips for navigating LL.M. programs and the state bar exam for the...

10 things I wish I knew before starting an LL.M. program

Generally, there are two types of Master of Laws (LL.M.) students. There’s the academically inclined type, who...

Ophelia Kemigisha: How to succeed in law school as an internationally trained lawyer

Ophelia Kemigisha is a Ugandan human rights lawyer that has been recognized for her legal activism work...

An introductory guide to the Executive LL.M.

In June, I wrote about Online LL.M. programs for foreign-educated lawyers living abroad. This month, I write...

LL.M. application strategy for foreign-trained attorneys

Another group of lawyers and law students from around the world are beginning the LL.M. application process...

Online LL.M. for foreign-educated lawyers living abroad

Foreign-educated lawyers and law school graduates enroll in U.S. LL.M. programs, in part, to attend law school in the...

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How networking can help you get a job after an LL.M.

What can students do to boost their chances of scoring a job after an LL.M. program?

What you should know about getting a job in the U.S. as a foreign attorney

What advice do I share with my students and others who reach out when it comes to studying in LL.M. programs with an eye on the job market? Some of the highlights:

Northwestern Pritzker Law receives $5 million for immigration clinic

Northwestern University’s Pritzker School of Law received a gift of $5 million from Harry Siegle to establish the Seigle Clinic for Immigrant Youth and Families, according to an announcement.

8 tips for navigating LL.M. programs and the state bar exam

When my students and prospective LL.M. students ask me about LL.M. degrees with bar exams and post-grad jobs in the U.S. in mind, here is some of the information I share.