Adjunct Faculty Trial Advocacy School Of Law

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Adjunct Faculty, Trial Advocacy, School of Law
Candidate will assist in teaching trial advocacy during the Summer Trial and Evidence Program (1st STEP). Will teach litigation courses in the Spring and Fall at the conclusion of the first semester of teaching. Areas of possible need may include Evidence in the Courtroom, Trial Advocacy, Criminal Litigation, Depositions, and Motions Writing. Must be a licensed attorney in a United States jurisdiction. Must have: Extensive litigation experience, trial work, and teaching experience at an ABA law school are highly preferred qualifications. Significant experience in teaching the advocacy skills necessary for success in a litigation practice, such as drafting complaints, motions to dismiss, demurrers, and summary judgment motions, making effective use of opening and closing statements, witness examinations, and insuring ethical representation of clients. Excellent communications skills, a strong work ethic, and a high degree of professionalism in all aspects of lawyering. Strong professional connections to the San Francisco Bay Area and California legal communities who can mentor students and promote externship and career opportunities will be viewed favorably.
The course begins May 21 and concludes the week of July 13, and is offered on Tuesdays (11-3:00pm) and Thursdays (2-6:00pm).

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