Life Insurance NLA Fundamental principles of life insurance, including historical development, contracts, regulation and taxation, group and industrial insurance, and annuities. Casualty and Property Insurance NLA Structure same as 887-30000. An in-depth analysis of the commercial law. A student cannot receive credit for this course and 887-20400. An analysis of commercial law in an international context.
Emphasis is on the application of legal concepts to solve problems.
Seminar topics include the costs and effectiveness of the administrative law process, case studies of federal regulatory agencies, and recent developments in marketing and product liability law. Emphasis on research skills and individual and group presentations. During the first half of the semester, students use the Cornell University law school library to research state and federal statutes and cases, and students complete weekly research assignments. Once use of the law school library is mastered, the focus changes to a tutorial-structured course in which students use computerized databases located at Ithaca College to prepare legal memoranda. NLA Fundamental concepts of the law of real property, including real estate contracts, liens, leases, mortgages, deeds, zoning and limitations on land use, and such specialized topics as real estate implications of the Americans with Disabilities Act.