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756 AI in Legal Research: Foundations and Information Organization

This course introduces students to the communication, teamwork, and leadership required of young practitioners. It is an expansion of a previous Wintersession seminar. It provides students with an understanding of theories of communication and leadership, hands-on experience developing group dynamics, and practice navigating difficult conversations and professional relationships.

Course Areas of Practice
Evaluation Methods
  • Project(s)
  • Oral presentation
  • Practical exercises
  • Class participation
Degree Requirements
JD elective
JD experiential
IntlLLM NVE Cert
IntlLLM experiential
IntlLLM-SJD-EXC elective
IntlLLM Business Cert
IntllLLM IP Cert
Course Type
  • Seminar
Learning Outcomes
  • Legal analysis and reasoning, legal research, problem-solving, and written and oral communication in the legal context

Fall 2024

2024
Course Number Course Credits Evaluation Method Instructor

756.01 1
  • Project(s)
  • Oral presentation
  • Practical exercises
  • Class participation
 Michael McArthur, Julie Wooldridge

This course introduces students to the communication, teamwork, and leadership required of young practitioners. It is an expansion of a previous Wintersession seminar. It provides students with an understanding of theories of communication and leadership, hands-on experience developing group dynamics, and practice navigating difficult conversations and professional relationships.

Grading Basis: Credit/No Credit

Degree Requirements
Pre/Co-requisites
None

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