Document Type
Syllabi
School
HSL (archive only)
Department
LAW
Course Subject
LAW
Course Number
9899
Course Section
5
Course Title
Skills Lab: Wills and Trusts
Academic Term and Year
Fall 2014
Credits
1
Area of Study
LSIM, LWSK
Course Description
Skills lab courses are small-enrollment sections associated with designated upper-level bar classes and are designed to help students translate the doctrinal knowledge from those classes into practice. Led by a professor with relevant practice expertise who works in close coordination with the professor teaching the bar course, some labs will focus on advocacy and others will focus on transactional planning. Typically, labs will meet six times over the course of the semester in two-hour blocks and will offer students the opportunity to wield the doctrinal expertise that they are gaining in a variety of simulated lawyering tasks, such as interviewing clients, preparing discovery requests, drafting documents, arguing motions, analyzing facts or advising clients about the feasibility of a proposed course of action. Students must be co-enrolled in the lab and the course with which it is associated. Every Year Course
Recommended Citation
Ringuette, Diana, "LAW9899-5.Skills Lab: Wills and Trusts.F14.Ringuette,Diana" (2014). Historic Syllabi -- full text access limited to internal Hamline administrative staff only. 71.
https://digitalcommons.hamline.edu/syllabi/71