The First-Year Legal Writing and Research Program (LRW) is a series of exercises introducing students to the way lawyers analyze and frame legal positions in litigation, conduct legal research, and ...

This course will introduce students to U.S. legal reasoning and practice by examining court opinions, teaching legal research methods, and developing skills of legal writing in the United States. The ...

Advanced Legal Writing for American Courts (7829): This course orients LLM, advanced degree students, and JD students to a range of legal writing genres used by lawyers in practice before American ...

Advanced Legal Writing: Litigation (7816B): Building on the skills developed in Federal Litigation, this course will give students additional practice with legal analysis, argument structure, and ...

Assistant Dean of Career Development Eric Stern says the efforts of the school’s Legal Research, Analysis, and Writing Program faculty and the law librarians to stay on top of the latest developments ...

Legal Research, Analysis & Writing (LRAW) is a core component of the first year law school curriculum that integrates essential skills necessary for the practice of law. In LRAW-1 (fall semester) ...

Writing, Research, and Inquiry falls under the Communication Capacity. Writing as both a means and an expression of inquiry and research is essential to personal, professional, and civic life. In ...

Admissions to the major are open to all. A cumulative grade point average of 2.0 is required for graduation as a Legal Studies major and overall. Legal Studies requires its majors to complete a ...