Tuesday, September 24, 2013

At Loyola, you can learn both Civil and Common Law in the mixed jurisdiction state of Louisiana

We are pleased to provide you a unique opportunity to study in Louisiana, the only U.S. state with a private law system based on the civil law. With the adoption of common law institutions and concepts, Louisiana is a “mixed jurisdiction”. At Loyola, you can learn both civil and common law, to give you a strategic advantage in your legal career.

You will enjoy Loyola’s global focus, drawing upon our students from many nations, our association with prestigious foreign law schools, and our location in New Orleans, a port city with a diverse cultural heritage.

We seek to provide you a high quality advanced legal education, in an enjoyable environment, as you prepare for a career in the globalized legal community. Our faculty and staff seek to assist you in achieving your academic, personal, and career goals, whether you wish to work in Louisiana, New York, or other states post-LL.M., or return to your home country or go to a 3rd country.

Loyola’s service philosophy is consistent with our Jesuit heritage, and we prioritize meeting reasonable expectations of our LL.M. students.

What Makes Loyola Unique?
• Study Civil Law in the Civil Code jurisdiction of Louisiana (like many European, Latin American & Middle Eastern jurisdictions).
• Also study Common Law (like all other U.S. states, and in the U.K., Canada, Australia & throughout the Commonwealth).
• Qualify to sit for the New York (common law), Louisiana (civil law) & other U.S. bar exams.
• Work with an individual faculty mentor assigned to you to help monitor your academic success.
• Dedicated career services will help you achieve your career goals.
• Gain hands on legal experience in law clinics, with real live clients.
• Enjoy small, personalized legal research and writing classes.
• Undertake U.S. and overseas internships, special projects and public interest activities.
• Study in Loyola’s overseas summer programs.
• Take specialized elective courses with J.D. students, and be immersed in U.S. legal education.
• Join J.D. students in strong student organizations.
• Receive a 1st class U.S. legal education in a program dedicated to its LL.M. students.
• Receive U.S. law training to help prepare you for work in a globalized economy.
• Take complimentary skills courses to enhance your legal experience and knowledge.
• Enjoy life in New Orleans!


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1 comment:

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