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Legal English: “Motion in Limine”

June 14th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

motion in limine

Pronunciation: MOW-shun ihn LIHM-ihn-ay
Origin: Latin

The Benefits of an U.S. Immersion Program for an International Lawyer

June 10th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

For many people, hands-on experience is the best way to take legal concepts from the abstract to the concrete. Immersion programs are hugely beneficial for international lawyers who are learning …

Legal English: “General Power of Attorney”

June 7th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

general power of attorney

Pronunciation: JEN-ah-ruhl POW-ur uhv uh-TUHR-nee
Origin: English

Advance Your International Mergers and Acquisitions Practice With a Master of Laws in U.S. Law

June 5th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

If you’re a non-U.S. legal practitioner, an effective way to expand and develop your practice, client base and expertise in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) field is to earn a …

How to Use Technology in an International Law Practice

June 3rd, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

Changes in technology continue to make life easier by minimizing the barriers that geography has on our ability to conduct business. While laptops, cell phones and tablets allow attorneys in …

Legal English: “Fiduciary”

May 31st, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

fiduciary

Pronunciation: fi-DOOSH-ee-air-ee
Origin: Latin

The Socratic Method: Why It’s Important to the Study of Law

May 29th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.
—Socrates

The Socratic method is iconic in American legal education and is both revered by academics and feared by students.
In classes …

Components of the Best LL.M. Programs

May 27th, 2013 by Chelsea Wilson 0

Once you’ve made the decision to earn your Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree, selecting the best program to meet your needs can be complicated. To help you find the best …