COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Public Interest Law Seminar
Prof. David C. Yamada
2 credits day; 2 credits evening.

The course grade will be based on written work, class participation, and a final paper.

The course will consider the different venues in which public interest work can be done (non-profit, governmental, and private sector settings), the different types of public interest work (litigation, transactional, public policy), and public interest career development issues facing law students and lawyers. Students will complete a variety of written exercises and a final paper.

Enrollment is limited: 20   Elective Course   On List of Recommended Perspectives Courses   May Fulfill Legal Writing Requirement   Final Paper Required

<<Course Updated: November 23, 2010>>

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