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By Judith Koffler
Many law schools across the country have experienced considerable growth in their LL.M. programs. Applicants with law degrees from abroad, especially from Asian countries, are flocking to the United States to study topics to prepare them for an international practice abroad - often with an American firm's foreign office. At home, more J.D.s and even experience...
By Judith Koffler
Many law schools across the country have experienced considerable growth in their LL.M. programs. Applicants with law degrees from abroad, especially from Asian countries, are flocking to the United States to study topics to prepare them for an international practice abroad - often with an American firm's foreign office. At home, more J.D.s and even experience...
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