Many litigators handle a wide range of civil actions. While a few may limit their practice to a narrow substantive area such as Securities or Antitrust, most lawyers in small to mid-size firms litigate civil cases ranging from personal injury cases to family law disputes. Although litigation naturally arises in the other practice areas listed in this document (see, e.g., Employment, IP, Business), the courses listed here include aspects of tort law and specialty areas that have significant litigation components.<br><br>Career Outcomes<br>Come from everywhere, go anywhere<br>Whether you're looking to advance your career in your home country or beyond, you'll be able to connect with the prestigious Wake Forest alumni network. As one of the oldest Master of Laws (LLM) programs for international attorneys in the country, our mission is to help foreign-trained lawyers and law graduates become experts in their area of practice. You'll find our alumni are successful legal professionals and scholars specializing in various areas of law all over the world.<br>Our LLM program is founded on community, one where faculty and peers know who you are and call you by name. You'll develop meaningful relationships during your course of study and graduate from Wake Forest University with global connections that last a lifetime.