r/LawSchool • u/Aggravating_Note_388 • 12h ago

Online LLM Programs that Satisfy Rule 13(9) in Texas

I'm a foreign trained lawyer and am trying to confirm which ONLINE LLM programs satisfy Rule 13(9) so that I can be admitted as an attorney in Texas.

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u/RedBaeber 4LE 10h ago

I don't believe there are any. Texas likes to be difficult about online classes for licensing.

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u/Kimmybabe 10h ago edited 10h ago

Contact the State Bar of Texas for such information. They have people paid to.answer such questions.

Generally speaking i believe the LLM has to be from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA). I don't know if any ABA accredited law schools offer online LLM degrees.

Generally speaking, passing a bar exam without a JD degree from an American law school is extremely difficult. However, I do know one Russian guy who did. So it's not impossible.

Best of luck to you!!!!!!