Contract law serves to define the various ways in which different entities enter into an agreement.

This program examines key provisions of the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and 14^th Amendments as they apply to police investigation and interrogation as well as to the circumstances under which defendants are prosecuted. 

Learners will explore fundamental topics including marriage and divorce, property division, parenthood, adoption, and custody as well as emerging areas like non-marital families and assisted reproductive technology. 

From electronic research to eDiscovery and electronic database discovery (EDD), official eFiling and case management software, learners will explore all of the different technological advances that have become standard in the legal industry.  

This program offers an in-depth view of the role of legal assistants and paralegals play as an essential part of the overall profession.

This program is designed to provide students with a solid working knowledge of the tools available in law libraries, including both state and federal primary and secondary materials.

Paralegals require a fundamental understanding of the substantive and procedural elements applicable to the specific areas of law where they’ll be working so that they can build on a solid foundation of knowledge.

This program takes an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented approach to real estate transactions, covering land transfers, mortgage law, and selected topics such as the structure and law of real estate transactions.

This program presents the definitions of tort laws and describes how tort laws are applied to various situations and fact patterns.  

The intergenerational transfer of wealth is controlled by both statutory and common law principles applicable to a particular jurisdiction.