LAWE 669
LAWE 669
University of Richmond · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Explores the rhetorical roots of argument, the “five types of argument” described by Wilson Huhn, and the psychology of persuasion. Using client hypotheticals based on labor and employment law, develops the skills needed to craft persuasive arguments in written and oral form. Students will write a persuasive brief and conduct oral argument. Prerequisite is LAWE 600.
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