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Course #1410

Writing and Representation: Advice and Persuasion (WRAP) (1410)

Multifaceted study of skills that are fundamental to representing clients effectively and responsibly. Includes interviewing a client, researching the law and commentary in paper and computer media, reading the law, reasoning about a client´s situation in light of the law, writing office memos and advice letters, counseling a client, negotiating and drafting contracts, settling cases through demand letters and negotiation, and arguing motions in writing and orally.

Instruction is through 12-person small group classes, six-person representation exercises, individual conferences and large-group demonstrations and discussions.

 Grading: Letter-graded.
Prerequisite(s): 
Credits: Year-long; 3 credits each semester
Offered: Fall/Spring
Category: First-year required

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