NY BAR (with LLB and BVC)

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Posted Sep 19, 2006 15:11

Ive looked everywhere for an answer to the following and cant find one:

Did anyone out there attempt to sit for the NY Bar with a 2 year accelerated LLB (UK) and either the LPC or BVC completed? I understand California allows one to sit if you are qualified as a lawyer, but what about New York.

I am aware a 3 year LLB automatically qualifies. My issue is that I am doing a 3 year part time (viewed as 2 year full time) and therefore need additional legal education. I could extend the part time to 4 years and meet requirements that way, but I would rather get the degree quicker and that the weekend BVC here in London so I can continue to work full time.

Any thoughts on this are much appreciated.

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Posted Sep 21, 2006 00:33

Ive looked everywhere for an answer to the following and cant find one:

Did anyone out there attempt to sit for the NY Bar with a 2 year accelerated LLB (UK) and either the LPC or BVC completed? I understand California allows one to sit if you are qualified as a lawyer, but what about New York.

I am aware a 3 year LLB automatically qualifies. My issue is that I am doing a 3 year part time (viewed as 2 year full time) and therefore need additional legal education. I could extend the part time to 4 years and meet requirements that way, but I would rather get the degree quicker and that the weekend BVC here in London so I can continue to work full time.

Any thoughts on this are much appreciated.

I don't whether this will help you, however, the two year course offered at Univ of Buckingham qualifies students to sit the NY Bar.

<blockquote>Ive looked everywhere for an answer to the following and cant find one:

Did anyone out there attempt to sit for the NY Bar with a 2 year accelerated LLB (UK) and either the LPC or BVC completed? I understand California allows one to sit if you are qualified as a lawyer, but what about New York.

I am aware a 3 year LLB automatically qualifies. My issue is that I am doing a 3 year part time (viewed as 2 year full time) and therefore need additional legal education. I could extend the part time to 4 years and meet requirements that way, but I would rather get the degree quicker and that the weekend BVC here in London so I can continue to work full time.

Any thoughts on this are much appreciated.</blockquote>

I don't whether this will help you, however, the two year course offered at Univ of Buckingham qualifies students to sit the NY Bar.

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