Principles and Practice Program
Virginia’s Principles and Practice Program is designed to give students the opportunity to apply legal theory in real-life situations. The program teams law professors with practitioners, judges and other distinguished professionals for a semester or more. Lauded by students and practitioners alike, the program melds the insights of theory with those of contemporary practice, giving students a more sophisticated and useful understanding of a field than either perspective can yield on its own.
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE COURSES
Numbers in parentheses indicate which academic year(s) the courses were offered, i.e., 2008-09 is coded (9), 2009-10 is coded (10) and 2010-11 is coded (11).
- Appellate Litigation: Principles and Practice (9)
- Drug Product Liability Litigation: Principles and Practice (10,11)
- Emerging Growth Companies and Venture Capital Financing: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
- Emerging Markets: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
- Employment Law: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
- Estate Planning: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
- Practical Trial Evidence: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
- Real Estate Transactions: Principles and Practice (9,10,11)
