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Employee Benefits

LAW 315-01Employee Benefits2 credits
The course is an introduction to the federal regulation of employee benefits (including retirement benefits, medical coverage, disability, and severance). The course introduces students to the rights that employees have under the federal statute ERISA. It covers topics such as vesting of benefits, preemption of state law, fiduciary duties, enforcement, and remedies. This course is particularly appropriate for students interested in a labor, employment, or health-care practice.

 

Foundational:

Employment Discrimination
Employment Law
Labor Law

Supporting:

Administrative Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution Survey
Disability Law*
Employee Benefits
General Mediation
Labor Arbitration & Collective Bargaining
Mediation Advocacy
Negotiation & Settlement Advocacy
Selected Topics in Employment Law
Externship

*courses not offered every year