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School: University of Texas At San Antonio
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Commercial Law
Course Format: Classroom
Thorough study of the Uniform Commercial Code and related business transactions, including Bankruptcy and Federal Securities Regulations.
 

School: University of Detroit Mercy
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Joint JD-MBA
Course Format: Classroom
Admission to the joint JD-MBA program is contigent upon separate admissions to the Law program and the MBA program. However, the applicant is not formally admitted into the Joint JD-MBA Program until satisfactory completion of the first year of law studies (30 credit hours.) Degree Requirements The Joint JD-MBA Program incorporates two sets of academic requirements. Those two sets of requ...
 

School: Lewis College of Business
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Business Law
Course Format: Classroom
This course focuses on developing an understanding of the legal environment of business and an explanation of laws and procedures applicable to business transactions. Topics covered include federal and state court procedures, consumer protection laws, contracts, bankruptcy, personal property, bailments and insurance.
 

School: Boston University School of Management
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The Pocket MBA for Lawyers
Course Format: Classroom
Corporate lawyers must be more than just able attorneys. They need advanced business proficiency so they can speak the language of their clients, understand the operations of a business, and make critical decisions that often involve millions of dollars. Companies expect lawyers not only to bring their legal skills to the table, but also their wise judgment concerning business operations. ...
 

School: New England School of Law
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INSURANCE LAW
Course Format: Classroom
Covers contemporary insurance issues in property, liability, automobile, health, and life insurance. These areas are studied in the context of disputes such as coverage for pollution, discrimination, or sexual abuse. Emphasis is given to rules of policy interpretation and applicability of public policy. Background issues are incorporated into the course and include fraud, extracontractual damag...
 

IMMIGRATION LAW
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of the course is to provide the student with a general knowledge of immigration laws and the procedures of the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the United States. Focus is on the specifics of the immigration and nationality laws of the United States, Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and the specific procedures established for the processing of cases before the ...
 

Entertainment Law
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on legal and business aspects of the enteretainment industries, including motion pictures, music broadcasting, literary property, theater and new technologies. Emphasis is placed on the role of an entertainment lawyer in linking legal concerns in areas such as contracts, copyright, and business law with industry practices. Please check the most recent red book to determine if this cours...
 

EMPLOYMENT LAW
Course Format: Classroom
This course deals with the employer/employee relationship when the employee is not represented by a labor union but rather seeks protection under state or federal legislation. Among the topics are legal restraints on employer screening of employees, wage and hour legislation, occupational health and safety legislation, restrictions on employee discharge, employment discrimination, retirement, a...
 

Business Planning
Course Format: Classroom
A series of realistic business situations are worked thorough, with attention to the application and interaction of corporate law, tax law, and securities regulations. The trade-offs and the conflicts of interest typically encountered among the several parties are illuminated by the study of legal issues, economic implications, and professional responsibilities. The first problem requires the i...
 

AVIATION LAW
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on selected topics in aviation law. Students receive an introduction to the sources and structure of aviation law, both domestic and international. Special emphasis is placed on the safety certification and regulation of aircraft, air carriers, and airports. Students are exposed to emerging issues, such as the recent creation of the Transportation Security Administration. The course als...
 

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