Updated:  1/9/06

Spring 2006:

• Advanced Trial Advocacy, W75-503A, sec. 03, Adj. Prof. Michael Reap, MON 6:30p-9:30p, 3 units, Enr. limit: 6.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Alternative Dispute Resolution, W74-641M, sec. 03, Adj. Prof. Jim Reeves, WED 1:00p-4:00p, 3 units, Enr limit: 16, Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
   
• Appellate Brief Writing Seminar, W76-714S, sec. 01, Prof. Bruce La Pierre, MON 3:00p-5:00p, 3 units, Enr. limit: 16, Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelseminarsspring06.html. [Interested students should contact Colleen Erker at erker@wulaw.wustl.edu.]
  
• Arbitration Theory & Practice; Adj. Prof. Tom Blumental; W74-612A, sec. 01; 3 units; WED 6:30p-9:30p; Enr. limit=20. See course description below or at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Business Planning & Drafting, W74-583F, sec 01, Adj. Profs. Rob Endicott and Mike Oberlander, MON 6:00p-9:00p, 3 units, Enr. limit: 20, Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html .  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Commercial Real Estate Transactions, W74-565N, sec 01, Adj. Prof. Jonathan Goldstein, TUE 6:30p-8:30p, 2 units, Enr. limit: 40.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Commercial Real Estate Practice & Drafting, W74-710D, sec 01, Adj. Profs. Steve McCandless and Caroline Saunders, WED 6:30p-8:30p, 2 units, Enr. limit: 20.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html. [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Gender & Human Rights in Islam, W74-602C, sec 01, Visiting Professor Chioma Agomo, 1 unit short-course, meets for 4 weeks:  Thurs, Jan. 19, through Tues, Feb. 14.  TuTh 6:30p-8:15p; Enr. limit=50. Final exam will likely be 72 hour take-home over the Feb 24-26 weekend. Registration via WebSTAC. Dr. Chioma Kanu Agomo comes to us as a Fulbright Scholar. She is a member of the Faculty of Law at the University of Lagos in Nigeria. See course description at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Health Insurance Law & Regulation, W74-707F, sec. 01, 2 units, WED 6:00p-8:00p, Adj. Prof. David Henley, Enrollment limit=16;  Early drop date:  Tues, Jan. 10, 12:00 noon.  [Minimum enrollment needed to hold class = 3 students as of 1/10/06.] See course description at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html. [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Intro. to U.S. Law & Methods II, W77-729B, sec 01, Profs. Greenhaw & Koby, will meet on FRI 12:00p-1:00p. Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelreviewmiscspring06.html.  [Students currently enrolled in Intro. to U.S. Law & Methods I, will automatically be enrolled in this course by the Registrar's Office.]
  
• Legal Issues in Reality and Non-Fiction Works Seminar, W76-747S, sec 01, Prof. Jennifer Rothman, WED 9:00a-11:00a, 3 units, Enr. limit: 16. Course description can be found at:  http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelseminarsspring06.html .Prof. Rothman is a new professor and her bio can be found at: http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/newvisitbio.html.  [Interested students should contact erker@wulaw.wustl.edu.]
  
• Natural Resources Law, W74-691B, sec 01, Adj. Prof. Ted Heisel, MON 6:30p-8:30p, 2 units, Enr. limit: 15.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html. [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Negotiation, W74-578D, sec. 01, Prof./Dean Kent Syverud; Intensive weekend course: SAT, Feb 18 (8am-5pm), and SUN, Feb 19 (12p-4p); 1 unit (pass/fail); Enr. limit: 60.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html. [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Practical Ethics for Civil Litigation, W74-561C, sec 01, Adj. Prof. Hon. Richard Bresnahan, TUE 6:00p-8:00p, 2 units, Enr. limit: 24.  This course is part of the ethics curriculum.  See description at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Pretrial, W74-658N, secs 1-5 - days/times have been added -  sec 01: Mike Ferry, TUE 4:00p-7:00p / sec 02: Susan Bindler, TUE 5:00p-8:00p / sec 03: Kate Denner, WED 5:00p-8:00p / sec 04: Nowogrocki, MON 5:00p-8:00p / sec 05: Charles Jellinek, WED 5:00p-8:00p / sec 06: Jonathan Berns, WED 5:00p-8:00p.  Enr. limit per section: 12.  EARLY DROP DEADLINE:  MON, JAN. 2.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Reel Justice, Legal Ethics Beginning with Film, W74-561B, sec 01, Prof. Bill Dorothy, TUE THU 1:00p-2:00p [and MON 6:30p- ~ 9:00p, movie screenings], 3 units, Enr. limit: 36.  This course is part of the ethics curriculum.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Religion & The Constitution, W74-724E, sec 01, Prof. Michael Koby, THU 1:00p-3:00p, 2 units.  Course description can be found at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Sexuality & the Law: Theory & Practice, W74-602D, sec 01, Adj. Professor Denise Lieberman, WED 3:00p-5:00p, 2 units, Enrollment limit: 20. Course description can be found at:  http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Sports Law Planning & Drafting, W74-510D, sec 01, Adj. Profs. Bob Lattinville and Tassos Kaburakis, THU 6:30p-8:30p, 2 units, Enr limit: 24, Course description can be found at:  http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelappliedlawspring06.html.  [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  

CANCELED COURSES:

Spring 2006:

• Spring 2006:  Advanced Intellectual Property Litigation (canceled due to low enrollment).
  
• Spring 2006 (and Spring 2007):  Complex Civil Litigation .  Adjunct Professor Bennett will no longer be available to teach this course.
  
• Lawyers & Justice: Ethics of Public Interest Lawyering (Prof. Brown-Nagin)
  
• Supreme Court (Prof. Lee Epstein)
  

COURSE CHANGES/UPDATES:

• Spring 2006:  Legal Research, section 6, Prof. Hyla Bondareff - will meet on WED 12-1 (instead of WED 9-10).
  
• Spring 2006:  Legal Research, section 7, Prof. Tove Klovning - will meet on MON 9-10 (instead of MON 10-11).
  
• Spring 2006, Professor change:  Alternative Dispute Resolution, sec. 01 (MON 6-9) will be taught by Adj. Prof. Robert Litz, instead of Adj. Prof. Alan Freed.
  
• Spring 2006, Corrected # of units:  Reel Justice, Legal Ethics Beginning with Film, is a 3 unit course (not a 2 unit course).
  
• Spring 2006, Corrected course numbers:
  Contracts & Intellectual Property, W74-541B
  Commercial Real Estate Practice & Drafting, W74-710D
  Sports Law Planning & Drafting, W74-510D
  UCC: Article 2, W74-521B
  [These course numbers were previously  incorrectly reported.  Also note that the course description for UCC: Article 2 printed in that directory has been revised . . . read the new course description at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html.]
  
• Spring 2006, Correction to Pre-Requisite information listed in the "Upper-Level Registration Handout 2005-2006": There are no pre-requisites for Estate Planning & Drafting. Trusts & Estates and Estate & Gift Tax are recommended, but not required. Therefore, Estate Planning & Drafting should not be listed under the list of "Classes with Pre- or Co-Requisites". [Registration via WebSTAC.]
  
• Spring 2006, Insurance Law - will be 3 units instead of 2, and will meet on TUE THU 5:00p-6:30p (instead of TUE THU 5:00p-6:00p).  
  
• Spring 2006, Law & Politics Seminar, The following should have been included in the course description: "Students interested in this seminar are encouraged to first take the course Social Scientific Research for Lawyers. Although it is not a pre-requisite, students who have not taken Social Scientific Research for Lawyers will be at a marked disadvantage relative to students who have taken the course."  [Interested students should email Colleen Erker at erker@wulaw.wustl.edu.]
  
• Spring 2006, UCC: Article 2:  This course will be taught by Prof. Michael Greenfield instead of Prof. Daniel Keating, and will be taught on MTTh 10:00-11:00 (instead of MTTh 9-10).  See new course description at http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/Coursedir/2005-2006/upperlevelgeneralspring06.html .
  
• Fall 2006, Trademarks & Unfair Competition (Rothman):  This course should be added to the list of tentative courses for Fall 2006. 
  
• Spring 2007, Comparative Law (Haley): Will be taught in Spring 2007.  In the course directory, it was inadvertently listed for both Fall 2006 and Spring 2007.  It will not be taught in Fall 2006.
  
• Spring 2007, American Indian Law (Gunn):  This course WILL be taught in Spring 2007, as originally indicated.
  
• Spring 2007, Bankruptcy (Kearting):  Prof. Keating will not be available to teach Bankruptcy in Spring 2007.  However, Prof. Schermer continues to be scheduled to teach Bankruptcy in Fall 2006.
  
•  Spring 2007, Right of Publicity Seminar (Rothman):  This course should be added to the list of tentative courses for Spring 2007.
  
• Spring 2007, Prof. Greenfield will teach Consumer Transactions instead of UCC: Article 2.