LAW 646 - Problem Solving and Intelligent Lawyering

College of Law
3 credit(s) At least 1x fall or spring

This course focuses on the lawyer’s role as a problem-solver. A series of problems challenge students to determine client interests and consider different courses of action for effective representation. The problems span more than one area of law and become more complicated as the semester progresses. To develop skills of perception and judgment, the course also incorporates the study of mindfulness and emotional intelligence.