Hi anyone attending Tulane for LLM in 2010/2011? I'm going to join the LLM in Energy and Environment in July. I'd like to get to know you :)

I just got accepted into the LLM in Admiralty Law with 20K scholarship. Anyone else will be attending the program ?

congrats on your acceptance! hope to see u there. anyone else??

no one? come on guys..would love to get to know my classmates ....

I just found out a few days ago that I was accepted into the Admiralty program...fairly certain that I will attend, but still waiting to hear from other schools...

congrats mkoeckiv! However, I have also paid a deposit at another school, therefore I think I will let go of my acceptance. Good luck to you!

Same to you

I just got accepted into the LLM in Admiralty Law with 20K scholarship. Anyone else will be attending the program ?

I just got accepted into the LLM in Admiralty Law with 20K scholarship. Anyone else will be attending the program ?

I also got accepted with a 25K scholarship. I got accepted to Fordham as well (no financial aid however). And now I don't really know what to do. The problem is that I'm really interested in the Tulane Admiralty program but I'd like to work at least for a while in NYC after the llm..
..suggestions??

Also do some research on maritime law firms in NYC - I met a guy once who worked in a NY maritime law firm after the LLM in Tulane so it must be possible.

I'd choose Tulane for the program but Fordham gives better possibilities to work in NYC afterwards, or at least to pass the NY bar exam or do you think that also a course as for ex BarBri could be useful to pass the bar?
Gosh, I am so confused. It's a big decision to take...

Also do some research on maritime law firms in NYC - I met a guy once who worked in a NY maritime law firm after the LLM in Tulane so it must be possible.

This was Richards Butler - they have since been absorbed by Reed Smith.

I don't know much about New York Law firms - just names, but not their recruitment practices, so I suggest you go to legal500 or a similar site to find out which firms practice maritime law and apply to them all once you have started your course. Because of Rule B attachments there should be quite a few in NY.

This was Richards Butler - they have since been absorbed by Reed Smith.

I don't know much about New York Law firms - just names, but not their recruitment practices, so I suggest you go to legal500 or a similar site to find out which firms practice maritime law and apply to them all once you have started your course. Because of Rule B attachments there should be quite a few in NY.