Juris Doctor Alternative Dispute Resolution - Albany Law School

Juris Doctor Alternative Dispute Resolution from Albany Law School is a Campus Certificate Law degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Requirements 1. 24 credits, with at least 12 credits from the following courses: Alternative Dispute Resolution Client Interviewing and Counseling Collective Bargaining Seminar Fact Investigation Labor Arbitration Seminar Mediation Negotiating for Lawyers New York Practice I New York Practice II No more than 12 of the 24 credits from the following courses: Bioethics Seminar Labor Law Law and the Disadvantaged Legal Issues in Medicine Remedies Telecommunications Law Trial Practice I Trial Advocacy or Trial Practice II *Other courses with significant ADR components with specific approval by the concentration advisor and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. 2. At least one ADR practice experience from among the following: * Clinics: Civil Rights and Disabilities Law Clinic; Domestic Violence Clinic; Health Law Clinic; Introduction to Litigation Clinic; Low Income Taxpayer Clinic *Field Placements offering opportunities for alternative dispute resolution *Moot Court: ABA Client Counseling Competition; ABA Negotiating Competition; other significant involvement in interschool or intra-school competition devoted to ADR-related skills. 3 . Research paper: Written under faculty supervision on a relevant aspect of alternative dispute resolution . Must qualify for the Law School's upperclass writing requirement, and may or may not be used to satisfy that requirement. View more details on Albany Law School . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Law courses.