LAW 842

PRETRIAL PRACTICE (CIVIL)

University of California College of the Law-San Francisco · Fall 2026

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Satisfies Experiential Learning requirement. PRETRIAL PRACTICE could easily be called 'Everything One Needs to Know About Litigation Short of the Trial Itself' (although the class covers a considerable amount about trials as well). The students learn how to evaluate cases, prepare demand letters, draft complaints and understand the options for responding thereto, draft discovery (interrogatories, document requests, etc.), take real depositions with real witnesses transcribed by real court reporters, draft motions, learn the intricacies of summary judgment practice, learn how to hire experts and what they do, and learn how to negotiate, mediate and settle cases.

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6 openSeats: 12/18 seats Last recorded: Jul 29, 2026, 5:12 PM
Class #17808Fall 20262 credits
6 available12 enrolled18 capacity0 waitlist
Days & times
Mo · 6:20 – 8:30 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 17 – Dec 17
Location
198 McAllister 106
Instructor
Chatterjee, Somnath
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