General Description:
Develops students' ability to think critically about and solve current legal problems. Evaluates the benefits and detriments of both print and on-line legal resources, and how to create an efficient research plan. Formulates and applies research strategies to real-world legal problems, and uses legal analysis to refine and improve research results. Note: Students who have taken LAWS 6856 Advanced Legal Research course may not enroll in this course.
Select Term:
LAWS 6886-001
Instructor(s):
Susan Nevelow Mart
Meeting Times & Locations:
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Tue,Thu |
1:00 PM - 2:15 PM |
WOLF 300 |
Syllabus: Syllabus Advanced Legal Research Spring 2013.pdf
First Assignment:
Mark Herrmann, This is What I'm Thinking: A Dialogue Between Partner & Associate... From the Partner, 25 No. 1 Litigation 8 (1998). Westlaw|Lexis
Myriam Gilles, This is What I'm Thinking: A Dialogue Between Partner & Associate ... And From the Associate, 25 No. 1 Litigation 9 (1998). Westlaw|Lexis
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