This course will provide an analysis of the most effective way to handle bankruptcy claims. From initial client interview to appearance before the bankruptcy court, students will take a “hands-on” look at the case.
This course will introduce the student to the Social Security Income Disability Law and will provide an overview of recent decisions in the area. The student will discuss the practical issues of handling an SSI Case: the initial client interview, getting medical evidence, preparing the witness, and direct and cross examination at the hearing.
This course provides an introduction to Title VII and the most recent decisions in the area. Special emphasis is placed on how to effectively represent claimants under this legislation.
This course will examine the procedures required and the skills needed to represent clients under the ADA. Claims will be examined from both plaintiff and defendant perspective.
This course examines the practices and procedures unique to cases heard before administrative boards. Students may choose to investigate medical malpractice, longshore claims, or practice and procedures before city and state boards.
This course will examine the current law on legal malpractice with an emphasis on the latest office structures and management concepts made to eliminate the opportunity for errors and mistakes. *This skills course is required for graduation.
This course introduces the student to everyday questions and answers encountered in setting up a law practice.
This course surveys and evaluates law office technology and equipment—from cell phones to palm pilots to computer software and hardware. Students will learn how to plan and organize using the latest technology.
Students will learn to recognize and understand the various bases of accounting and the purposes and components.