Dear all,
Which countries let you practice/sit for the bar after completing your LLM studies and a foreign LLB? Provided you learn the language on a decent level
Practicing after LLM
Posted Jun 17, 2017 16:06
Which countries let you practice/sit for the bar after completing your LLM studies and a foreign LLB? Provided you learn the language on a decent level
Posted Jun 20, 2017 20:42
Certainly many US states allow this - and many don't even need you to do an LLM. In other (English-speaking) countries, it can be harder: in the UK you usually need at least a year or two years of specialized training/courses.
Some countries, like Australia, might allow you to practice as a 'foreign lawyer,' depending on requirements.
What languages do you speak? If you speak anything else besides English, there may be other potential routes.
Some countries, like Australia, might allow you to practice as a 'foreign lawyer,' depending on requirements.
What languages do you speak? If you speak anything else besides English, there may be other potential routes.
Posted Jun 20, 2017 21:26
Certainly many US states allow this - and many don't even need you to do an LLM. In other (English-speaking) countries, it can be harder: in the UK you usually need at least a year or two years of specialized training/courses.
Some countries, like Australia, might allow you to practice as a 'foreign lawyer,' depending on requirements.
What languages do you speak? If you speak anything else besides English, there may be other potential routes.
Thank you so much! I speak French fluently and German (basic but willing to learn). So far it seems that there are very few countries that admit someone without a national llb to practice. France has some options. There is a "foreign lawyer" option in the U.K. As well, I'm just not sure anyone needs lawyers from my small country.
Some countries, like Australia, might allow you to practice as a 'foreign lawyer,' depending on requirements.
What languages do you speak? If you speak anything else besides English, there may be other potential routes.[/quote]
Thank you so much! I speak French fluently and German (basic but willing to learn). So far it seems that there are very few countries that admit someone without a national llb to practice. France has some options. There is a "foreign lawyer" option in the U.K. As well, I'm just not sure anyone needs lawyers from my small country.
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