Law School Concentrations at New England Law

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The in-demand concentrations at New England Law | Boston will immerse you in a legal specialty and prepare you for a rewarding law career. You will benefit from a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities, cutting-edge coursework, and faculty advisors with deep expertise. And you will graduate with competitive credentials.

How Do I Complete a Concentration?

To earn a concentration, students must simply complete a designated number of credits in given courses. Choosing an area of concentration is not required, but presents you with the opportunity to graduate law school with the foundation to jump into the area of law that you're passionate about!

Areas of Concentration

Business Law

Our proximity to Boston’s Financial District means business law students have unparalleled access to the corporations driving the local and national economy.

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International Law

Our International Law concentration is both a distinct academic path and complement to related practice areas like immigration, tax, and business law.

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Public Interest Law

We are a top-ranked law school for public interest law, and working toward a better, more just world is important to our students. Are you ready to join them?

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Trusts and Estates

Prepare for a career helping individuals and families in the planning and administration of their estates, as well as representing executors and trustees.

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Family Law

As a top-ranked law school for family law, we attract many students passionate about helping families and provide them with ample opportunities to learn how to do so.

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Litigation

If you’re eager for the excitement and challenges of the courtroom, you will be well served by our Litigation concentration and its focus on developing real-world trial skills.

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Small Firm Practice

Our tight-knit and industrious law school community has launched countless careers in small firms and as solo practitioners.

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Cater your law school experience to graduate ready to work in the specialized area of your choosing.

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