The LL.M. course is an immersive, rigorous programme with a steep learning curve. It doesn’t help that the setting is also unfamiliar. But it is truly an other-worldly experience – a chance for you to make friends with people from all around the world, get exposed to their culture and way of thinking and see things from a very different perspective.
First Person Accounts: Ekakshra Mahajan on an LL.M. from Penn State Law, the NY Bar exam & more
Political uncertainties across the world affect us domestically and gaining global exposure definitely provides an individual an effective niche. So, it might be wrong to suggest that an LL.M. does not help an individual wishing to litigate.
First Person Accounts: Aakanksha Chauhan on the LLM at Osgoode Hall, York University
Aakanksha Chauhan on the LLM at Osgoode Hall, York University in Canada
First Person Accounts: Rini Agrawal on LLMs from Nottingham, Brooklyn Law + NY Bar
Rini Agrawal completed her Indian law degree from Bhopal University. She also has an LLM from the University of Nottingham and one from Brooklyn Law School
Amicus Interviews: Priyasha Corrie on QLTS Geek, foreign practice & more
The Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) is a great way to seek a foreign, professional qualification, and has become quite popular with Indian lawyers looking to move out of the country. Priyasha Corrie, an Indian law graduate currently working as a corporate lawyer in the UAE, has not only taken the QLTS but has also … Continue reading Amicus Interviews: Priyasha Corrie on QLTS Geek, foreign practice & more
“Demystifying the New York State Bar” by Brooklyn Law School
Julie Sculli from Brooklyn Law School, gave a short presentation on the NY Bar examination that I thought was quite insightful.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Elizabeth H. Woyczynski, School of Law at CWRU (Part II)
Amicus Partners speaks to Elizabeth H. Woyczynski from the School of Law at Case Western Reserve University.