Conflict of Laws
| Term: Spring Term 2010-11 |
| Catalog Number: 5213 |
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| Instructor: Rhonda Wasserman |
| Type: Lecture |
| Credits: 3.0 Credits |
| Priority: General Enrollment Course |
Disputes between parties from different states or countries and disputes having contacts with multiple jurisdictions raise a host of challenging legal questions, including: (1) which jurisdiction’s law will govern the dispute; (2) whether and in what circumstances a judgment rendered in one state or country will be recognized and enforced in other jurisdictions; and (3) how courts should make these determinations. State laws, the federal Constitution, and international and foreign law all play a role in deciding these issues, which can have a profound impact on the ultimate resolution of the controversy.
Grading
The final grade will be based on a 48-hour take-home examination to be completed during the first five days of the exam period.

