Taught as a web-based course. Meets June 4-30.
Legal Writing, Advanced: Litigation is a two-credit, pass-fail course. The course covers documents typically drafted during litigation, including pleadings, discovery requests, motions, and letters. Students will draft a variety of litigation documents...
Evaluation Method
Paper
Other
Additional Information
Course ID: F232D
Classification Required: Upperclass-only elective
Grading Method:
Pass/Fail Mandatory
Satisfies ABA Professional Skills Requirement
2 credits count toward ABA Experiential Learning Requirement
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 4-July 8.
Legal Writing, Advanced: Litigation is a three-credit, pass-fail course. The course covers documents typically drafted during litigation, including pleadings, discovery requests, motions, and letters. Students will draft a variety of litigat...
Evaluation Method
Paper
Other
Additional Information
Course ID: F332D
Classification Required: Upperclass-only elective
Grading Method:
Pass/Fail Mandatory
Satisfies ABA Professional Skills Requirement
3 credits count toward ABA Experiential Learning Requirement
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 4 - July 8.
This two credit course surveys environmental law in the United States, with an emphsis on providing students who do not necessarily plan to practice in the environmental law field with basic competence in navigating the major laws that g...
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 4 - July 8.
This course provides an overview of the legal regulation of intimate relationships. Substantial time is devoted to the incidents of divorce (including property division, spousal support, child support, and custody), and the regulation of p...
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 30 - August 13.
This one hour, pass-fail course focuses on research resources used in business and commercial practice. The emphasis of the course is on identifying sources and efficiently undertaking corporate, securities, and general business and co...
Evaluation Method
Other
Additional Information
Course ID: W132C
Classification Required: Upperclass-only elective
Grading Method:
Pass/Fail Mandatory
Satisfies ABA Professional Skills Requirement
1 credit counts toward ABA Experiential Learning Requirement
Taught as a web-based course. Meets June 4 - 30.
This course is a broad survey of three main types of legal writing: objective analysis, persuasive analysis, and transactional drafting. The course will also cover many other topics crucial to high-level professional writing: use of forms, advanced...
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 4 - July 8.
The nonprofit sector is a crucial and complex sector of our economy and society. This course provides an overview of the state and federal legal framework for nonprofit organizations, with a focus on the state and federal rules governing...
Taught as a web-based course. Meets June 4 - 26, 2020.
This course will concentrate on Texas Oil and Gas Law, referring to the law of other states to facilitate a better understanding of Texas law. The coverage includes a study of various kinds of property interests that are commonly created in o...
Taught as a web-based course. Course meets June 4 - July 8.
Professional Responsibility is about the law that governs lawyers. We will explore the relationship between lawyers and clients; the protection of client confidences; representing organizational clients; conflicts of interest; duties t...