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Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program:
American Law for Foreign Lawyers Track

Now accepting applications for Spring 2011 and Fall 2011
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The American Law for Foreign Lawyers track creates opportunities for foreign law graduates and lawyers to:

• Gain practical and theoretical knowledge in selected areas of American law
• Learn the skills of legal research, analysis and communication essential to understanding and applying American law
• Strengthen their ability effectively to represent foreign clients in transactions with American entities
• Enhance their ability to provide representation in their native countries to American clients
• Obtain a degree leading to academic appointments in their native countries or elsewhere
• Build an international network of professional contacts
• Refine their English language skills and understanding of American culture
• Obtain a degree permitting them to sit for bar examinations in several American jurisdictions

Faculty Advisor:
Lloyd T. Wilson, Jr.
Professor of Law
Director, Chinese Law Summer Program