Law school training courses in Anchorage, AK (public, in-house or online)

Focus on understanding the legal environment in which managers and executives operate, including broad legal principles involving corporate legal issues.

Introduction to laws and regulations governing environmental and natural resource management. Designed to introduce non-law students to the legal process in general and the role of the judiciary in environmental and natural resource management.

Employment Law professionals are specialists who deal with cases related to employment rights, employment claims, workplace Employers�Rights, workplace Employees�Rights, employee benefits, disputes, compensations and wages. Employment law professionals need not necessarily be lawyers. What they need to possess is a proficiency in the employment laws. These professionals could also adorn the role of Human Resource managers or specialists who may hire prospective candidates on the basis of their...

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Life and Health Insurance Law examines the legal concepts that are central to life and health insurance contracts and to transacting these types of insurance. The course begins with a discussion of insurance regulation and examines its objectives. It then turns to a consideration of basic contract law and explains how it applies to insurance contracts. It explains the concepts of indemnity, subrogation, coordination of benefits, insurable interest, and insurable value, and discusses the nature o...

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This course provides an overview of insurance laws relating to the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry. The course explains how insurance policies conform to property law, focusing on the different types of property. The rights and titles to property, bailments, security interests in property, and valuation of damaged property are also discussed. The course addresses legal liability and the complex issues of negligence, agency law, underwriting, the legal environment attending to unde...

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