Menu Courses and Electives

Widener Law Commonwealth reserves the right to modify curriculum requirements and course offerings.

Courses

• Advanced Trial Methods
• Agricultural Law
• AI Empowered Lawyering
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Animal Law
• Artificial Intelligence and the Law
• Asylum Law
• Bankruptcy
• Bioethics and the Law
• Business Basics for Lawyers
• Business Planning
• Clinical and Judicial Externships
• Conflict of Laws
• Criminal Procedure: Adjudication
• Deal Skills: Mergers & Acquisitions
• Employment Discrimination Law
• Environmental Law
• Family Law
• Federal Civil Practice
• Federal Courts
• Federal Criminal Practice
• Federal Income Tax
• Foundational AI
• Government Contracting
• Government Law Colloquium
• Health Law
• Hip Hop and the Law
• Immigration Law
• Insurance Law
• Interviewing and Counseling
• Intensive Legal Analysis
• ITAP
• Law and Mindfulness
• Law and Policy of Sentencing and Corrections
• Legal Methods III – Advanced Legal Research
• Legal Methods III – Contract Drafting
• Legal Methods III – Estate Planning
• Legal Methods III – Family Law Practice
• Legal Methods III – Legislative Drafting
• Legal Methods III – Writing for the Bar Examination
• Legislation
• Medical Marijuana Law
• Military Law
• Negotiations
• Nonprofit Organizations
• PA Civil Practice
• Post-Conviction Litigation
• Pre-Trial Methods
• Privacy & Cybersecurity
• Pro Bono Practice
• Products Liability
• Remedies
• Secured Transactions
• Securities Regulation
• Seminar: Advanced Legal Ethics
• Seminar Critical Race Theory
• Seminar: Cutting Edge Government Law
• Seminar: International Environmental Law
• Seminar: Law and Business Evolution
• Seminar: Leadership and the Law
• Seminar: Pandemic Legal Issues
• Seminar Policing the Police
• Seminar: Tax Policy
• Seminar: Voting Rights and Election Law
• Sports and Entertainment Law
• State Administrative Law
• State Constitutional Law
• State Legislative History
• Taxation of Business Entities
• Trial Methods
• VITA
• Wills & Trusts

Widener Law Commonwealth reserves the right to modify curriculum requirements and course offerings.