[blindlaw] Introduction and some questions

[Luis Mendez]

Hi Marcos:

Do you have a particular specialty that you wish to pursue?  If so, you should concentrate your search on the law schools that have a strong reputation in the particular field of law in which you seek to specialize. 

Philadelphia  has very good public transportation and as of my last visit there in 2001, many excellent eating establishments. 
On Aug 4, 2012, at 1:31 PM, joshjsmith at charter.net wrote:

> Welcome Marcos.  I don't have any advice for you on schools but glad to see you on the list.
> 
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> On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 11:29 AM, Marcos Rodrigues wrote:
> 
>> Good afternoon folks:
>> I don't know if I have introduced myself when I joined the list, so I will do it.
>> My name is Marcos and I am a blind lawyer from Brazil.
>> I am thinking about taking an LLM course in the US and would like to know your opinion about universities I could go to.
>> So far, searching on the web, I liked the programs of Temple University in Philadelphia and Indiana University in Indianapolis. Their fees are not so expensive and the programs sounded very nice and interesting.
>> Do you have some references about these schools? What about the cities of Philadelphia and Indianaposis, they are friendly and accessible for blind people??? How is their public transportation?
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