Q-&-A on entertainment law, media L.L.M.
Thinking about an LL.M., but not sure if it’s worth your time? Wondering about Southwestern’s new Entertainment and Media LL.M. Online Program? At the invitation of the Biederman Blog, Prof. Bridgette de Gyarfas answers some frequently asked questions about Southwestern’s LL.M. programs. Before reading the Q-&-A, you can check out how the online program works here, or view a video about the online and resident LL.M. here. Q: I understand applicants for the LL.M. must have earned a Juris Doctor or equivalent degree, or must have passed a bar exam in the US prior to application for the program. Why earn an LL.M. when you already have a J.D.? There are a number of reasons to earn an LL.M. in Entertainment and Media Law – here are a few. First, it is one way for attorneys to keep current with the constantly evolving industry in order to effectively and responsibly represent their clients. Entertainment Law is no longer just film, television, and music. It has now expanded to include the Internet and most things digital and is expected to continue to expand even more with the ever evolving new forms of media. Second, earning an LL.M. degree is one way for attorneys to stand out in a particularly competitive job market. Earning an LL.M. can provide great networking opportunities for LL.M. students who will have access to professors who are...
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