This course covers a study of legal and equitable remedies, including general principles and the historical background of modern remedies, law of damages, unjust enrichment, restitutionary remedies, and remedies in context.
Learning Outcomes:
Examine remedial goals in various areas of law, including torts, contract breach, unjust enrichment.
Examine the law of modern damages, including the nature of legal damages, proving the amount of damages, limitations on damages recovery, enhancement and adjustment of compensatory damages, and tort reform.
Examine the equitable remedy of injunctions, including threshold requirements, injunction procedures, judicial discretion, contempt and the use of injunctions to enforce constitutional and public law.
Analyze unjust enrichment and restitution, including legal restitution / quasi-contracts, equitable restitution, and related defenses.
Examine restitution in transactions, disqualification of plaintiffs for rescission, lack of enforceable contract, and grounds for restitution.
Examine contract and tort remedies, including the extent of damages.
Examine breached sales agreements and compare and contrast buyer’s and seller’s remedies.
Compare and contrast employer’s and employee’s remedies for breach of employment agreements.
Examine remedies relating to property interests, including choice of remedy, calculation of damages, monitory recovery beyond compensation, specific recovery, and defenses.
Synthesize course concepts through interaction and discussion with other learners and faculty mentor.
Analyze facts from a hypothetical and apply the applicable rule of law to demonstrate master of legal analytical skills.
Introduce self and explain course expectations.
This is a course offered within the Juris Doctor program at California Southern University. To learn more, please visit: http://www.calsouthern.edu/online-law...
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