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Skills and Litigation Alternative Dispute Resolution

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION LAW COURSES – FACULTY RECOMMENDATIONS

*Alternative Dispute Resolution

Advanced Negotiations Strategy and Client Counseling

Complex Litigation

* Evidence

International Investment Disputes International Trade Disputes

International Litigation and Arbitration

**Mediation: Theory and Practice

* * Negotiations

* * Pretrial Skills

*Basic Core: Core alternative dispute resolution law courses identified as essential by the law faculty teaching in this area (see below) for all J.D. students (preferably taken in the second year):

Alternative Dispute Resolution Evidence

Professional Responsibility

Note: These courses assume students have no prior coursework in ADR.

Professional Responsibility is an essential course in all disciplines. It provides the "rules of the road" that lawyers must follow, regardless of their area of expertise.

**Expanded Core: Core alternative dispute resolution law courses (in addition to the Basic Core above) recommended by the law faculty teaching in this area for students interested in alternative dispute resolution law practices:

Mediation: Theory and Practice

Negotiations

Pretrial Skills

Additional alternative dispute resolution courses as schedules perm it.

Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Faculty: Professors Bjorklund, Murphy, and Shestowsky.

Note: The above recommendations are made by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Faculty and not the Law Faculty as a whole.