U.S. Law News

Seattle University opens scholarship to law students in India

Seattle University School of Law is offering a scholarship to students from India who want to earn an LL.M., with support from a donation by the Satya and Rao Remala Family Foundation.

W&M Law opens online program for working lawyers all over the world

William & Mary Law School in Williamsburg, Virginia is accepting applications for its new Online LL.M. Program designed for working law professionals all around the world who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of the U.S. legal system.

Q&A: Why a master’s in law?

Anna Seitz is the threat intelligence content manager for Dragos, an industrial cybersecurity company. She has a master of jurisprudence in risk management from Texas A&M University School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in English from Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania.

Online masters programs for non-lawyers

Online legal education is not just open to aspiring lawyers and established attorneys seeking advanced degrees. You could be a working professional who simply wants to learn more about the law in your particular field.

Law for the non-lawyer: master’s degrees flourish

A growing number of professionals in a variety of fields are going to law school to learn how the law affects their businesses.

Northeastern Law extends its Flex-JD to prospective students across the nation

Northeastern University School of Law, in Boston, has extended its FlexJD program to prospective students across the nation beginning in Fall 2023.
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Syracuse Law offers English courses to future LL.M. students

Syracuse University College of Law will be hosting its English for Lawyers program in 2023 for its tenth year. English for lawyers is designed to help non-English speakers who hope to earn an LL.M. degree in the United States

The three-year vs. two-year J.D.: Which one is best for you?

Is a traditional J.D. (“three-year degree”) or an advanced J.D. for foreign-educated lawyers (“two-year J.D.”) better for you?

How to spot H-1B fraud

"Unfortunately, there are many job postings that seek to take advantage of our longing to stay in the United States and the methods by which some try to defraud our American Dream become more sophisticated every day."

Pitt Law’s project helps Ukrainian lawyers escape the war

Ana Vnukova, of Kyiv, escaped Ukraine on day 10 of the war. She is now one of eight fully funded Ukrainian lawyers, sponsored by CILE, who arrived in August at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law as part of the newly launched Ukrainian Legal Assistance Project.

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