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Spring 2010
6200 Attorney Communication - HORMANN/KOGER- 17861

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Credits: 2

Course Areas: Advocacy - Simulation 

Time: 5:30p-7:30p  W Location:  

Course Outline: Communication is at the very heart of what we do as lawyers. Knowing how to establish rapport, ask the right questions and present compelling arguments is as important to the transactional lawyer as it is to the trial lawyer. This course helps students become more effective, precise, clear, credible, and persuasive. The course teaches students about the psychological underpinnings of the communication process, identifies how people process information and outlines how to communicate more clearly, powerfully and persuasively in a variety of legal settings.

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