General Practice

This is an example of how students could develop a general practice focus through classes offered at the University of St. Thomas School of Law. It is not an exhaustive example, and it is expected that the close relationships developed with faculty advisers and mentors in the first year will assist students as they explore their areas of study.

• Administrative Law
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Bankruptcy
• Civil Pretrial Litigation
• Client Interviewing and Counseling
• Criminial Procedure I: Investigation and Pretrial
• Criminal Procedure II: Trial and Post-Trial
• Ethical Leadership in Litigation
• Evidence
• Family Law
• Federal Income Taxation
• Mediation
• Negotiation
• Personal Injury: Automobiles
• Real Estate Transactions
• Social Security Disability
• Wills, Estates and Trusts