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Choosing between law schools in Canada and the United States is a major decision for aspiring lawyers. Join Andrew Iacobelli and Teresa Park as they share their personal journeys and highlight the key differences in legal education across the border, Andrew at Michigan State University and Teresa at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto.

Andrew and Teresa explore important considerations such as tuition costs, licensing requirements, academic approaches, and career opportunities. Learn how the choice of law school and jurisdiction can impact your future in law. If you’re considering law school, understanding these differences is essential. Whether you’re planning to study in Canada or the United States, this conversation will help you make an informed decision.

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00:43 Teresa's Law School Journey

01:02 Challenges of Practicing Law in the US

01:34 Andrew's Law School Journey

03:36 Navigating Bar Admissions: US vs. Canada

05:08 Important Factors for Lawyers Wanting to Work in the U.S.

08:28 Personal Injury Law: US vs. Canada

10:16 The Gap Between Canada and the U.S. in Personal Injury Law

13:48 Law School Experiences and Opportunities

15:51 Essential Skills Gained Through Moot Court

17:10 The Socratic Method in Law Schools

20:03 Law School Admissions Competitiveness

22:45 Law School and Jurisdiction: How Much Do They Influence Your Opportunities?

25:29 Final Thoughts and Advice For Future Lawyers

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