Primary course emphasis, three credits, relates to the study of real and personal property, trusts and wills, insurance, bailments and liens, sales, negotiable instruments, and banking. Combined text and case study approach. This course will acquaint students with the laws, organizations and principles that impact upon the transaction of business in the international arena. Lecture, case study approach. A study of the development of collective bargaining law in the United States with emphasis on administrative, judicial and legislative regulation of labor unions.
Arbitration is reviewed.
A student must submit a plan of study for approval by the faculty member and the dean before enrolling. This course permits a student to engage in legal studies related field work individually or in groups. Program approval and supervision will be administered by the legal studies instructor.