The LLM in American Legal Practice at Drexel University’s Kline School of Law provides an intensive foundation in U.S. legal concepts and professional skills for international lawyers. The curriculum focuses on core areas of U.S. business and contract law, with practical training designed to support career development in the United States.
The LLM in American Legal Practice at Drexel University’s Kline School of Law offers international lawyers a comprehensive foundation in U.S. legal concepts and essential professional skills. This program is designed to enhance career prospects in the United States and equips students with a robust understanding of U.S. business and contract law.
The curriculum integrates core coursework in U.S. law with practical training opportunities. Course offerings may vary by term and may include:
Business Organizations
International Business Transactions
Contract Drafting
Insurance Law
Legal English
Co-op Externship (practical experience component)
Bar Exam Preparation: Students may opt for a concentration that supports preparation for the New York bar exam. This requires the completion of specified credits, and students are encouraged to confirm the latest structure and requirements with the institution.
Applicants are expected to hold at least a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree or an equivalent first law degree from a recognized institution outside the United States. There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements indicated for this program.
Graduates of the LLM in American Legal Practice are well-prepared to pursue various career opportunities within the legal field in the United States. The program's focus on practical training and core legal principles provides a solid foundation for roles in corporate law, international business transactions, and other areas of legal practice.
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