LL.M.
Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of LL.M.
From Latin Lēgum Magister
Example Sentences
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“It’s a common problem, businesses being underinsured, and the consequences can be devastating,” said Peter Kochenburger, executive director of the Insurance Law LL.M.
From New York Times
Our institution is developing a dual degree in analytics and law, as well as concentrations within the J.D. and LL.M. programs.
From Salon
Patricia Ezeli, originally from Nigeria and now based in the U.S., is a student in the online @WashULaw Master of Laws, or LL.M., in U.S.
From US News
Will adding an LL.M. help you achieve your career goals?
From US News
Meanwhile, international students may also pursue an LL.M., or Master of Laws degree, for different reasons, such as to better understand U.S. law practice and enter global firms or companies, says Justin Swinsick, associate director of graduate admissions at Georgetown Law, which offers five joint J.D.-LL.M. degree options.
From US News
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