Sharp 23L pursues justice, knowledge, and another degree
At 63, Robert Sharp Jr. has been an attorney for nearly 30 years. He’s licensed to practice before the US Supreme Court, as well as three federal courts of appeal.
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Master of Laws (LLM) Program: News Releases and In the News
Thirunavukarasu 21L, practicing law abroad, feels empowered to practice domestically
Cultural connections: Social, academic support for international students
Kirsten Schaetzel is the English Language Specialist at Emory University School of Law. She helps multilingual and international students navigate American culture and the English language while they learn about US law.
So much to do—and so well done: Catherine Zhu 20L, LLM grad
South African law degree, Emory LLM, and a versatile career ahead
Fiji calls for LLM grad Seruwaia Nayacalevu-Masi 18L ... for now
It was a lonely first few days for Seruwaia Nayacalevu-Masi 18L when she started her studies at Emory University School of Law. Now, Nayacalevu-Masi can claim friends from China, South Korea, Brazil, Russia, Afghanistan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Jamaica, India, England, Vietnam, Liberia, Germany, Venezuela, and the United States of America.
Emory Law to make Master of Laws (LLM) degree available in online format beginning in Spring 2018
Emory Law announces master of laws (LLM) specialization in law and development
Emory Law announces the creation of a new LLM specialization in law and development to address the increasing global demand for lawyers who understand development issues, particularly economic development.
Chinese judges at Emory Law to study American justice system
Chinese judges participated in a new partnership between Emory Law, City University of Hong Kong, and Supreme People's Court.