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With a 123-year legacy of academic excellence, Brooklyn Law School remains committed to helping aspiring lawyers achieve their dreams. Why Brooklyn Law? preLaw Magazine ranks Brooklyn Law School as a top school for our programs in public interest, criminal, intellectual property, real estate, and corporate law.
Brooklyn Law School is driving forward to meet the demands of a new world of law. Our faculty members are recognized nationally and internationally as leaders in their fields. Their scholarship, participation in law reform, and advocacy have influenced fields as diverse as commercial law and bankruptcy, constitutional law, corporate and ...
The first-year program of instruction is designed to examine and foster an understanding of the processes by which law is made, the institutions that make law, and the analytical skills necessary in the professional use of case law and legislation.
Understanding tuition and expenses. Because Brooklyn Law School offers the flexibility of full-time 3-year and part-time 4-year J.D. programs, as well as LL.M. and joint degree options, annual costs will vary between these different options.
Our outstanding academic experience prepares you for the new world of law. Brooklyn Law School offers more than 200 courses in a broad range of subjects. Our rigorous and innovative curriculum blends doctrinal courses and experiential instruction, with special emphasis on legal research and writing, equipping students with the knowledge and ...
In downtown Brooklyn alone, the Law School is within walking distance of the US Courthouse, the New York State Supreme Court, the New York City Criminal and Family Courts, and the Appellate Division, Second Department. We are also in the middle of the exciting Brooklyn Tech Triangle.
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