This seminar pursues topics that the Insurance Law course does not cover or which are covered only briefly. These issues include contract interpretation disputes such as coverage for environmental damage or experimental treatment, market conduct issues, health care reform and managed care, and the regulation of insurance. The course also develops the bad faith issue and includes an introduction to reinsurance. This course fulfills the writing requirement. 3 Course examines litigation involving intellectual property assets.
Material includes both skill development and theory.
3 Seminar examines international human rights law and the measures taken to effect human rights compliance. Enrollment limited to 20. An overview of legal principles related to international trade. Some business problems such as investment and foreign subsidiaries are covered. A brief introduction to legal studies as a part of the Law School's orientation for new students.