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Fall 2009
6339 Arbitration - BRITTON- 16642
8-25-09 room change

Professor(s): Raymond Britton (FACULTY)

Credits: 3

Course Areas: Procedure and Practice 

Time: 2:30p-4:00p  MW Location: BLB 4 

Course Outline: A course that is designed to give the student an understanding of the arbitration decision making process as applied in a work and commercial environment. Both a case study and a hands-on approach is taken as a means of acquainting the student with the non-judicial resolution of issues that are common to all forms of arbitration. Transcripts, exhibits and other materials taken from actual arbitration cases are supplied in order to assist the student in the understanding, preparation, and presentation of arbitral and non arbitral issues.

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First Day Assignments: First Day Reading Assignment: Pages 1-32

Final Exam Schedule: 12/14 2 - 5pm  213 BLB  209 BLB  

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• (3/26/2009 10:21:35 AM) Title: ADR In The Workplace
  Author: Cooper, Nolan and Bayles
  Edition: Latest Edition Year:  ISBN:  Publisher: West Group