Every course is given a unique 3 digit Course Number . The first digit describes the intended level or year to which the course should be taken. This course is taught in the computer lab and designed to give students extensive knowledge of WordPerfect, DOS, spreadsheets, databases and desktop publishing.
Emphasis is placed upon improving students' writing skills through case briefing and legal analysis.
Students are taught the different types of law and how to use the law library for research relating to Massachusetts law. A continuation of LEG 204, students further develop skills of analysis, research and writing while learning the basics of various substantive areas of the law. Legal ethics will be discussed throughout the course. Students learn to draft legal documents such as complaints, answers, motions and interrogatory questions. This course presents a thorough treatment of real estate theory, and covers contracts for the sale of real estate, deeds, title searches, insurance, co-ownership, zoning, and city planning.