JD: Dispute Resolution Concentration

Dispute Resolution concentration requirements (18 credits):

Students earning the Dispute Resolution concentration must maintain a 3.0 GPA in the concentration courses. Students must also complete a preapproved Substantial Project by a) taking a course that fulfills the Substantial Project, as noted below; b) completing an Externship; c) competing in a Competition; or d) completing a written project (such as a Law Review article, trial brief, paper or Selected Research Topic).

Required courses
LAW 404Mediation Process3
LAW 410Negotiation3
Choose one arbitration course (2-3 credits)2-3
Arbitration (fulfills Substantial Project requirement if not taken as a required course)
Arbitration Advocacy (fulfills Substantial Project requirement if not taken as a required course)
International Arbitration (fulfills Substantial Project requirement if not taken as a required course)
Elective Courses (10 credits)10
Administrative Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution (must be taken before or concurrently with LAW 410 to count towards concentration)
Arbitration
Arbitration Advocacy
Client Interviewing and Legal Counseling
Employment Discrimination
Elder Law
Estate Planning
Family Law Practice
International Business Contracting
Health Care Organizations
International Arbitration
Employment Law
Sports Law
Commercial Contract Drafting
Selected Research Topics
Pretrial Litigation
Competitions
Externships (related to Dispute Resolution)
Total Credits18-19