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Posted Feb. 13, 2018

Top 10 LLMs in Insurance Law in the United States

The Insurance industry in the US is large and legal experts in all areas of Insurance Law are needed.

Many general LLMs in the US will have modules available to study Insurance Law and many institutions in the US will have student participation clinics to advise clients on Insurance Law matters. There are a few courses that concentrate on pure Insurance Law and you will also find that Insurance Law is included in Corporate Law LLMs, Finance LLMs and LLMs concentrating on Maritime Law. Independent study options will also allow you to focus on Insurance Law if you find this area of particular interest to your future career. 

Here are ten of the best LLM programs that you can choose to study in the United States with a concentration in Insurance Law*.

LLM in Corporate Governance and Practice – Stanford University

Duration: 1 year full time.
Cost: $62,373 for all students. 
What you will study: The Stanford Law School Master of Laws is a flexible program that has a module on the current Issues in Insurance Law available for LLM students. 

LLM – Harvard University

Duration: 1 year full time. 
Cost: $64,978 for all students. 
What you will study: Students on the LLM course at Harvard Law School are free to concentrate on subjects that interest them. There is a module on Insurance Law covering all types of insurance in the US. 

LLM – University of Chicago

Duration: 1 year full time. 
Cost: $64,089 for all students. 
What you will study: There is a wealth of Insurance Law courses that LLM students are able to select from at the School of Law at the University of Chicago. Modules include Residential Real Estate Development and the Law and Employment Law. 

LLM – New York University

Duration: 1 year full time. 
Cost: $66,422 for all students.
What you will study: At NU Law students can focus on Torts and Insurance Law at New York University with modules on Torts! Insurance Law and Torts: Products Liability.

LLM in International Business and Economic Law – Georgetown University

Duration: 1 year full time or 2 years part time. 
Cost: $62,244 total cost for all students.
What you will study: The LLM in International Business and Economic Law at Georgetown Law is a course with few restrictions of areas of study and you can focus on Insurance Law as part of your degree. 

LLM – University of Minnesota 

Duration: 1 year full time. 
Cost: $44,919 for in-state students / $53,607 for out-of-state and international students.
What you will study: Students at the University of Minnesota can focus on Insurance Law with courses featuring topics such as Insurance Law and Regulation with the chance to help at the Insurance Law Clinics. 

LLM in Business and Finance Law – George Washington University

Duration: 1 year full time or 2 years part time. 
Cost: $60,790 total cost for all students.
What you will study: The LLM in Business and Finance Law at GW Law features courses on Insurance Law allowing students to focus their studies. 

LLM in Comparative Law – University of Florida

Duration: 1 year full time. 
Cost: $21,803 for in-state students / $38,039 for out-of-state and international students. 
What you will study: This LLM in Comparative Law at UF Law is for foreign-trained lawyers only and is a comprehensive look at US Law including subjects such as US Insurance Law. 

LLM – University of North Carolina

Duration: 1 year full time.
Cost: $24,172 for in-state students / $40,802 for out-of-state and international students. 
What you will study: Students undertaking the LLM at UNC School of Law can concentrate on Corporate and Commercial Law and Banking and Finance taking classes in Administrative Law which includes Insurance Law. 

LLM in Admiralty – Tulane University 

Duration: 1 year full time or 2 years part time. 
Cost: $56,572 for all students plus $1,800 for international students orientation course. 
What you will study: Tulane University is based in New Orleans, a city that has a significant number of Lawyers practising Maritime Law. On this LLM in Admiralty students can learn about subjects such as Marine Insurance, Collision Law and Limitation of Liability on the LLM in Admiralty.

*SOURCE: US NEWS

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6 comments

Bolatsi O. Dudu May 26, 2019, 10:23 p.m.

I'm a Chartered Insurance Practitioner qualified in the UK and in Nigeria. I hold, also, a degree in law and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1993. I wish to enroll in an ONLINE LL.M program with a rich Insurance Law content. Kindly recommend suitable and affordable programs. Best wishes.

Charlotte King May 31, 2019, 5:14 p.m.

There are currently no Insurance specific LLM courses available to study online. However if you use this link you will find all of the general online LLM courses and you may be able to study an Insurance module as part of one of them – check with the law school and find out what's on offer >
https://www.llmstudy.com/search/llm-programs/all/online-distance-learning/

Amishra Bhattacharjee Aug. 16, 2020, 7 a.m.

Hello, This is to inform you that the enthusiast holds a BA.LLB degree from India and gathered 2.9 + years of work experience in Insurance Industry in legal claims in India. Can I apply for LLM program and also please specify the eligibility and scholarship if any.

Charlotte King Aug. 17, 2020, 5:54 p.m.

Hi Amishra – I hope you are well. It sounds as if you have suitable qualifications to study an LLM – although if you are an international student you may also need to provide official evidence of English Language skills. I think you need to contact the law schools that you are interested in and find out what their requirements are. Once you have been offered a place on an LLM degree you will be eligible to apply for one of our Global LLM Study Bursaries worth £500 > https://www.llmstudy.com/editorial/llm_fees_and_funding/master_of_laws_sources_of_funding/global_us_llm_study_bursaries/information/
Good luck.

Vaishnavi June 27, 2021, 4:05 a.m.

Hi Ma'am,
I am 4th year law student . I would like to take up insurance law after my BBALLB ( India) . Will I get a job after completion of my llm in insurance law from USA.

Charlotte King July 1, 2021, 5:19 p.m.

Hi Vaishnavi – while a job can never be guaranteed, gaining an additional postgraduate qualification will always be a great addition to your CV and will improve your chances of getting the job that you want. Good luck!

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