National University Professional Studies 6 courses
A Minor in Pre-Law Studies helps prepare business professionals for the increasing legal implications of business in a global environment. Coursework includes topics such as legal aspects of business, legal writing and research, negotiation fundamentals, and ethics. Program Requirements for the Minor 3.0 Semester Credit Hours A survey of contracts, sales, agencies, personal property, commercial paper and associated topics. Emphasizes prevention of litigation and liability arising from business operations. 3.0 Semester Credit Hours A sequential course to LAW 204. A survey of business organizations (partnerships, corporations, government regulations), property (real property and leasing, estates, community property), business torts, business crimes and associated topics. Emphasizes prevention of litigation and liability arising from business operations. 3.0 Semester Credit Hours This class is devoted to learning the written and oral skills necessary for presentation of legal issues. Students will prepare and argue an appellate case in moot court format. Each student will prepare an appellate brief for one side of a case dealing with a controversial current legal issue. In team format students will then argue the issue presented before a panel of judges. To prepare for oral argument students will visit and discuss presentations made before the Trial Courts and the California Court of Appeal.
Course Details
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LAW 204 | Legal Aspects of Business I | 3.0 |
| LAW 305 | Legal Aspects of Business II | 3.0 |
| LAW 408 | Legal Writing Research and Ora | 3.0 |
| LAW 400 | Current Legal Issues | 3.0 |
| ADR 405 | Negotiation Fundamentals | 3.0 |
| MGT 400 | Ethics in Law, Business & Mgmt | 3.0 |
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