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The course will serve as a bridge between the introductory family law course and the Family Law Externship course, enabling students to develop a deeper understanding of the issues in this area of law.
Advanced Legal Research is a skills-based course which provides training in research-related skills to third year students.
Advanced Legal Research is a skills-based course which provides training in research-related skills to third year students.
The direction of the course this year will be as a hands-on, skills-based introduction to the unique issues facing lawyers who encounter start-up and early stage companies in Manitoba.
The Externship (Business Law Clinical Externship leading to a Clinical Pathway in Business Law) is a practical business clinical course involving various aspects of solicitors' work, including interviewing, negotiating, counselling, drafting and memo writing. The course takes a practice-based, inter-disciplinary approach in order to develop broader understanding of counsel’s role within the wider business and corporate context. Emphasis will be on transactional matters and business development, integrating questions of professional responsibility and ethics into the course.
The primary purpose of this course is to train students in lawyering skills. Students will be required to engage in classroom work and participate in simulated exercises. Emphasis will be given to the differences and similarities between administrative tribunal and court advocacy.
The primary focus of the Clinical Criminal Law course is the development of skills required by a practitioner in criminal law. These skills include: interviewing, counselling, negotiation and advocacy skills such as direct and cross-examination and argument.
A study of federal tax laws as they affect partnership and corporation income, as well as a discussion of the effects of income tax laws on corporate and other commercial planning.
The Faculty of Law provides an opportunity for a total of two students (per term) to clerk for the Justices of the Manitoba Court of Appeal for 3 hours of credit.
The Faculty of Law provides an opportunity for a total of two students (per term) to clerk for the Justices of the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench for 3 hours of credit.