Hi Everyone
Most of students from Asia have 3 years of LL.B and I believe one needs minimum of 4 years of law education to qualify to sit for the NY Bar exam. My question:
1. Is it compulsory to do 1 year LL.M only from an American Law School or one can even do LL.M from a UK Law School (since the basic idea is having 4 years of law education before sitting for the NY Bar exam)?
I mean is it ok to do a LL.M from a UK Law School to appear for the NY Bar exam or should the Law School be necessarily accredited by American Bar Association thus a LL.M from a USA Law School becomes more or less compulsory? What is the exact rule in this regard?
2. Would doing a one year LPC course in UK after 3 years of LL.B qualify a person to sit for the NY Bar Exam ( as this makes 3 years of LL.B plus 1 year of LPC so 4 years in total). Some students may not be keen to do a LL.M and may prefer doing LPC instead of LL.M.
Feedback to these 2 questions would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
NY Bar exam & LL.M
Posted Aug 03, 2007 17:57
Hi Everyone
Most of students from Asia have 3 years of LL.B and I believe one needs minimum of 4 years of law education to qualify to sit for the NY Bar exam. My question:
1. Is it compulsory to do 1 year LL.M only from an American Law School or one can even do LL.M from a UK Law School (since the basic idea is having 4 years of law education before sitting for the NY Bar exam)?
I mean is it ok to do a LL.M from a UK Law School to appear for the NY Bar exam or should the Law School be necessarily accredited by American Bar Association thus a LL.M from a USA Law School becomes more or less compulsory? What is the exact rule in this regard?
2. Would doing a one year LPC course in UK after 3 years of LL.B qualify a person to sit for the NY Bar Exam ( as this makes 3 years of LL.B plus 1 year of LPC so 4 years in total). Some students may not be keen to do a LL.M and may prefer doing LPC instead of LL.M.
Feedback to these 2 questions would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Most of students from Asia have 3 years of LL.B and I believe one needs minimum of 4 years of law education to qualify to sit for the NY Bar exam. My question:
1. Is it compulsory to do 1 year LL.M only from an American Law School or one can even do LL.M from a UK Law School (since the basic idea is having 4 years of law education before sitting for the NY Bar exam)?
I mean is it ok to do a LL.M from a UK Law School to appear for the NY Bar exam or should the Law School be necessarily accredited by American Bar Association thus a LL.M from a USA Law School becomes more or less compulsory? What is the exact rule in this regard?
2. Would doing a one year LPC course in UK after 3 years of LL.B qualify a person to sit for the NY Bar Exam ( as this makes 3 years of LL.B plus 1 year of LPC so 4 years in total). Some students may not be keen to do a LL.M and may prefer doing LPC instead of LL.M.
Feedback to these 2 questions would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
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