At California Western Law School our legal community is enhanced by foreign lawyers studying law with us in critical ways. Our LLM and MCL Programs for Foreign Lawyers enrich an already diverse community and provide a deeper array of cultural experiences for all of our students. The Master of Laws in Comparative Law (LLM) and Master of Comparative Law (MCL) Program is designed to prepare lawyers from other countries to work knowledgeably with lawyers in the United States on questions of common interest arising under either their own or the U.S. legal system.
 

This program, taught in English only, is essential if you are interested in learning the U.S. legal system to develop your skills and expertise in practicing law internationally. It equips lawyers and professionals with the necessary skill sets to become competitive in a fast-growing and ever-changing global economy.

The Spanish Trial Skills Academy at California Western School of Law is the only program in the United States focused on the training of criminal lawyers in Latin America.  It is dedicated to the effective practice of oral advocacy and trial skills, teaching participants to become more efficient practitioners.

This is an online academic program for licensed attorneys taught entirely in Spanish. Participating students acquire the knowledge and practice needed for their professional development. Our Spanish version of the LL.M. in Trial Advocacy will provide skills to all Latin American lawyers in facing the new models they are implementing for the pursuit of justice such as their new accusatory system.