Course Descriptions

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First Year Curriculum
Second Year Required
Third Year Required
Administrative
Perspective
Elective
Seminars
Advanced Skills
Practice Elective
LLM
Advanced Writing Requirement

IMPORTANT NOTE: Courses are graded unless indicated as Pass/Fail. Unless otherwise indicated, all courses will employ one or more evaluation methods, such as a final examination. Students are encouraged to speak with instructors for more details about course coverage and requirements.

Third Year Required Courses
Fall Semester
Introduction to Dispute Resolution	LAW 300 1 Hours
This one-week workshop explores the many alternative ways of resolving disputes, particularly negotiation. S/U (Pass/Fail)
Fall & Spring Semester
Law of Lawyering	LAW 302 3 Hours
Law of Lawyering is primarily concerned with the ethical and legal regulation of the legal profession covering such topics as conflicts of interests, confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, malpractice, lawyer-client decision-making, and other similar issues. The various rules studied are the rules most frequently encountered by all practitioners. In addition to studying ethical and legal regulation, this course also addresses the ethics of our practice more generally and, most especially, the question of what we mean when we say that someone is a good lawyer. This course is required by the Law School, by the Georgia Supreme Court, and by the American Bar Association.