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D-217 – Advanced Transactional Drafting

3 Credits

This course continues to build on the skill learned in Transactional Drafting and Business Organizations with assignments requiring more sophisticated drafting and a deeper understanding of the typical documents associated with transactional law, such as asset purchase agreements, letters of intent, opinions of counsel, and confidentiality agreements. Using a variety of transactional law scenarios, students will develop skills in multi-party negotiations and deal management. Satisfies the upper level writing requirement. Limited to 16 students.

Fall Sections

Section
Instructor Room Days Times
Conboy 707 T, Th 01:00pm - 02:30pm

Required Materials:

Asher, Selling and Communication Skills for Lawyers, (Incisive Media), ISBN: 9781588521231

Fisher, Getting to Yes, (Penguin 3rd Edition), ISBN: 9780143118756

Stark, Drafting Contracts, (Aspen Publishers Incorporated), ISBN: 9780735563391

 

Recommended Materials:

First Assignments:

Please read Chapters 1 and 2 of the Asher book, pages 3-24.