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Professor Kerosky Joins Faculty/Establishes Annual Scholarship
Empire College School of Law welcomes Christopher Kerosky who has been hired as a Professor of Law. Kerosky specializes in immigration law for the firm of Kerosky & Gallelli with offices in San Francisco and the North Bay. Previously Kerosky served as trial attorney for the Civil Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. He […]
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New Professors Fall Semester 2020
Welcome to five new professors who have joined the Empire College School of Law faculty for the Fall 2020 semester. Jared Babula will teach Energy Law; Hon. Katie Ferchland Boriolo, Professional Responsibility; Deborah S. Bull, Evidence; James Sansone, Remedies; and Philip Jeff Terry, Real Property.Jared Babula is an attorney with the California Energy Commission and […]
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Class of 2020 Empire Law Grads Achieve Juris Doctor Dream
Congratulations to the Empire Law School Class of 2020! This group of dynamic people entered law school with diverse educational and employment backgrounds and are ready to apply those experiences to the practice of law. We are honored to share portions of their bios illustrating the many paths that can be taken to achieve the […]
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Two Empire Law School Alumni Join California Judiciary in 2020
SANTA ROSA, CA—Victoria Shanahan, a 2001 graduate of Empire College School of Law, and Paul Lozada, Class of 2007, have recently been appointed to the California judiciary. This marks 16 Empire College School of Law alumni who are members of the judiciary in California (15) and Arizona (1). Paul Lozada and Victoria Shanahan Gov. Gavin Newsom […]
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What is a Swearing-in Ceremony?
After passing the California bar exam, JD graduates attend a swearing-in ceremony where they are officially accepted into the State Bar of California. During the ceremony, a practicing attorney makes a motion to have the graduate admitted to the bar. Often, the attorney is a mentor or relative of the graduate, though not always. Once the […]
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What Is Moot Court?
Moot Court Provides Real-World Experience to Students at Empire School of LawEvents like the annual Roger J. Traynor California Moot Court Competition give Empire College School of Law’s students real-world legal experience. Every year, Empire Law students compete, getting valuable practice and learning what a courtroom experience really feels like. It’s one of the many […]
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Why Complete Your JD Program at Empire College School of Law?
At Empire College School of Law, we believe in offering an excellent academic experience for busy students who dream of earning their Juris Doctor degree. You should not be expected to put the rest of your life on hold to pursue your law career ambitions, and Empire makes it possible for you to balance your […]
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What Can You Do with Empire’s Master of Legal Studies?
What can you do with Empire’s Master of Legal Studies?You don’t have to become a lawyer to understand the law. If you are interested in legal issues, desire a career related to the law, or need some legal expertise to give your career a boost, a Master of Legal Studies might be right for you.Earning a bachelor’s degree used […]
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Attend Law School without a Bachelor’s Degree
Most people don’t know they can achieve their law career goals without a bachelor’s degree, but it is possible. There are many good reasons students do not complete a BA or BS, and that shouldn’t stop them from pursuing their law career ambitions. At Empire College School of Law, we make it possible for students […]
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Empire Law School Dean Selected for California Committee of Bar Examiners New Advisory Committee
Santa Rosa, CA—Brian Purtill, Esq., Dean of Empire College School of Law, has been named to the newly created Committee of State Bar Accredited and Registered Schools (CSBARS). This committee was created by the California State Bar’s Committee of Bar Examiners (CBE), which is charged with accreditation and oversight responsibilities for California’s accredited and registered […]
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5 Disaster Law Specialties to Consider
According to The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2017 was a record year for natural disasters in the United States, with cumulative damage from floods, fires and other weather events estimated to total $306.2 billion. As natural disasters increase, the demand for Disaster Law professionals continues to grow. The following Disaster Law specialties represent 5 […]
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What a JD Can Do For Your Career
A career in law is a noble pursuit. It takes commitment and a lot of hard work. A juris doctor degree (J.D. degree) is required for taking state Bar exams. However, the topics covered and skills learned in earning a J.D. degree have applications in many other respected professions, particularly in business. The path to […]
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Juris Doctor Degree: What Is a JD Degree?
If you’ve been thinking about going to law school but need some more information about the degree lawyers earn in the United States, we’ve got the details for you! Here you can learn more about what the degree is, the kinds of course work it takes to earn it, what types of careers it makes […]
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The Power of Saying Thank You
“I chose her because I think she will be the perfect fit for our department. I was very impressed with her, the interview went well, and I chose her over a seasoned MA so that says a lot for her! I think the deal breaker was the email she sent to say THANK YOU for […]
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How to Become a Lawyer in Santa Rosa
Want to become a lawyer in Santa Rosa, California? At Empire College School of Law, we know what a big dream that can be, and we have some advice. Here’s what you need to do next.Complete Your Undergrad DegreeIn the state of California, if you want to apply for the Bar, you must have an […]
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What can you do with Empire’s Master of Legal Studies?
You don’t have to become a lawyer to understand the law. If you are interested in legal issues, desire a career related to the law, or need some legal expertise to give your career a boost, a Master of Legal Studies might be right for you.
Earning a bachelor’s degree used to be all you needed to establish a good career, but now it doesn’t give you any edge over other job applicants. The competition is so stiff that by 2022, 18 percent of all jobs will require a master’s degree—according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. If you don’t want to get left in the dust, earn a Master of Legal Studies at Empire.
What is a Master of Legal Studies (MLS)?
A Master of Legal Studies aligns with the first two years of a J.D. (Doctor of Jurisprudence)program. Its curriculum includes topics such as: fundamentals of the law, criminal law, torts, legal research and writing, and constitutional law. After graduating with an MLS, you will be prepared to enter a variety of careers or to give your career a boost. An MLS will not enable you to take the Bar Examination and practice law in California or most states, but it is an asset for employees interested in the law or for careers where legal knowledge is useful.
Who Should Get an MLS?
A Master of Legal Studies can prepare you for many different career paths. An MLS might be right for you if:
1. You are interested in working in fields related to the law 2. Your desired career path means you would benefit from having increased legal knowledge 3. You don’t want to spend the money or time it takes to become a lawyer 4. You don’t want to practice law 5. You DO want an interesting and well-paying job In addition to jobs where an MLS is an obvious benefit, such as a law clerk or compliance officer, there are many jobs where legal knowledge could help you stand out. For example: a business analyst with an MLS will understand the laws and regulations that impact their clients. An Operations Director who knows the laws that control HR will be more efficient and effective.
Potential Career Paths
A Master of Legal Studies can open many different doors. Here are just a few examples:
• Compliance Officer or Director • Government Relations Directors • Senior Contract Negotiator • Human Resource Managers • Labor Relations Directors • Patent Agent • Loss Prevention Managers • Public Service Administrators • Regulatory Affairs Managers • Law Clerk • Legal Consultant
An MLS could be the key that unlocks your future. Consider your career goals and ambitions,and then you’ll see how Empire’s Master of Legal Studies degree can help you achieve those. Learn more about Empire School of Law today!
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