Skills & values : Contracts / William J. Woodward, Jr., Candace M. Zierdt.
Editor: New Providence, NJ : LexisNexis, [2015]Edición: Second editionDescripción: xxvi, 149 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781630447786
- 1630447781
- 163044779X
- 9781630447793
- Skills and values
- Contracts
- 346.7302/2076 23
- KF 801.Z9 W66 2015
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The Skills & Values Series is an innovative hybrid series of subject-specific, practice-oriented books. The series is designed as a tool for professors to teach practical and analytical skills that can help students serve future clients competently, skillfully, and in an ethical manner.
Skills & Values: Contracts allows students to experience the connection between theory, doctrine, and practice in Contracts law. The exercises provide an opportunity for studying Contract concepts from the perspective of a practicing attorney who must not only know the law, but also employ lawyering skills and values--such as legal strategy, factual development, advocacy, counseling, drafting, problem solving, and ethical principles--in zealously representing a client.
Each chapter in Skills & Values: Contracts addresses a specific topic covered in most Contracts law school courses. The chapters begin with an introduction to help bridge the gap between the actual practice of law and the doctrine and theory studied in class. Students will then have the opportunity to engage in active, "hands on" learning by working through a stand-alone exercise that simulates a real-life legal dilemma. The exercises are as authentic as possible, incorporating real-world situations and materials. The self-assessment tools suggest ways that a practicing attorney might have approached each exercise. It is not meant to provide "the answer," but to identify issues and strategies students should have considered in order to effectively represent a client.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction to transactional work and drafting -- Introduction to choice of law and the scope of the UCC -- Preventing "contract formation" in the lawyer-client context -- Negotiation and settlement : contract law and ethics considerations in personal injury negotiation -- Drafting a contract from a form -- Performance and breach I : helping a client with a troubled contract -- Performance and breach II : resolving a contract impasse -- No-compete contracts and the ethics of drafting -- Controlling risk in purchases and acquisitions I : real estate purchase -- Controlling risk in purchases and acquisitions II : lawyer due diligence -- Determining contract terms with UCC 2-207 -- Inter-client conflicts of interest -- Helping a client cope with insecurity about contract performance -- Analyzing and interpreting a prenuptial agreement -- Drafting a public housing eviction complaint based on breach of a lease -- Reading a lease contract and drafting an arbitration memorandum.