Final exam schedule

Examinations must be taken at their scheduled times. No changes will be made. In case of an emergency that prevents you from taking an examination at the scheduled time, you should immediately contact:

  1. (J.D. students) the Law School Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at (313) 577-9293 or (313) 577-3997 or (LL.M. students) the Law School Senior Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management and New Program Development at (313) 577-8025 or
  2. the Law School Office of Records and Registration at (313) 577-3979 or (313) 577-8023. 

Do not contact a faculty member with an issue relating to taking an examination at the scheduled time.

All exams will take place in-person at the Law School at the time and date listed below, unless they are included on the list of “No scheduled in-person examinations” at the bottom of the exam schedule.

Electronic textbooks and notes CANNOT be used for in-person exams as the exam software blocks access to such materials.  If the instructor permits materials, you MUST bring in hard copy versions of any materials permitted for in-person exams. 


Winter 2025 Tentative Final Exam Schedule  

Thursday, April 24 

1:30 p.m. exams

  • Civil Procedure B – Sec. 1 - Reda
  • Civil Procedure  B – Sec. 2 – Taub 

6:15 p.m. exams

  • Civil Procedure B – Eve. – Dubinsky
  • Civil Procedure B – Sec. 3 – Dubinsky
  • Taxation of Corporations - Beale

1550 reserved for UG Law and Regulation (Anderson) 2:45-4:45 p.m. 

Monday, April 28

9:30 a.m. exams

  • Property – Sec. 3 – Mogk
  • Property – Sec. 2 - Bartell

1:30 p.m. exams

  • Domestic Violence - Williams
  • Evidence – Ortman

6:15 p.m. exams

  • Property – Sec. 3 – Chadambuka
  • Property – Eve. - Chadambuka
  • Patent Law – Brodbine and Hargis

Tuesday, April 29

9:30 a.m. exams

  • Equitable Remedies – Mateikis
  • Corporate Finance – Zacks

1:30 p.m. exam

  • Local Government Law – Mogk 

Wednesday, April 30

9:30 a.m. exams

  • No-Fault Insurance – Miller
  • White Collar Crime - Taub

1:30 p.m. exams

  • Corporations - Lewis
  • Employment Law – Oswalt

Thursday, May 1

9:30 a.m. exams

  • Constitutional Law 1 – Sec. 1-Weinberg
  • Constitutional Law 1 – Sec. 3 – Jefferson-Bullock

1:30 p.m. exam

  • Constitutional Law 1 – Sec. 2 - Lund

6:15 p.m. exam

  • Constitutional Litigation – Hurwitz

Monday, May 5

9:30 a.m. exams

  • Contracts B – Sec. 1 - Brower
  • Contracts B – Sec. 2 - Brower

1:30 p.m. exam

  • Contracts B – Sec. 3 – Zacks

6:15 p.m. exams

  • Contracts B – Eve. – White LEX 6200 004
  • Workers’ Compensation - Hopkins
  • Law of Elections and Political Organizations – Brady

Tuesday, May 6

1:30 p.m. exams

  • Race and the Law – Jefferson-Bullock
  • Family Law – Abramowicz

Wednesday, May 7

1:30 p.m. exams

  • Secured Transactions – Bartell
  • Antitrust – Calkins

6:15 p.m. exam

  • Child Abuse and Neglect - Poles

 

*NO Laptops Allowed (laptops will be permitted unless the instructor specifies otherwise, indicated by an *) 

 

No In-Class Exams: 

  • All Sections of Legal Research and Writing 

  • Advanced Legal Writing: Appellate Advocacy – Neville 

  • Advanced Legal Writing: Legal Drafting – Neville 

  • Alternative Dispute Resolution – Cotton (Paper(s) 

  • Bar Exam Strategies and Fundamentals – Heidemann, Jabouri, Buck 

  • Class Actions and Multidistrict Litigations – Miller & Lienhardt(Presentation) 

  • Constitutional Law I- Eve. – Winter (Take-home) 

  • Criminal Procedure: Investigation – Menlo & Van Campen (Take-home) 

  • Environmental Law – Hall (Assignments) 

  • Fundamentals of U.S. Legal Research (LL.M.) – Phillips(Take-home)  

  • Labor Law – Britton (Take-home) 

  • Local Policy Development and Advocacy: Policing – Robichaud 

  • Trial Advocacy – Connors 

  • Law of Policing – Graveline (Paper) 

  • Law of the 1st Amendment: Freedom of Speech – Buddin (presentation and papers) 

  • Mergers & Acquisitions – Baloch (Take-home) 

  • Movement Lawyering – Hammer& TBA (Papers) 

  • Negotiation – Cholack 

  • Peacemaking in State Court Justice Systems – Connors 

  • Political Theory of Public Law – Roth (Take-home or paper) 

  • Pretrial Advocacy – Mazzara 

  • Professional Responsibility – Mogill (Take-home) 

  • State Constitutionalism – Long (Take-home) 

  • U.S. Legal Practice Skills for Foreign Law Students (LLM) Phillips (Take-home) 

  • Access to Justice Seminar – Kelly 

  • Contract Drafting Seminar – Dewey 

  • Product Liability Seminar – Cavataro 

  • Sports and Inequality Seminar – Schneider 

  • All Externship Practicums 

  • Public Service Externship: Colloquium – Branch 

  • Judicial Externship: Colloquium – Gleicher 

  • Appeal & Post-Conviction Advocacy Clinic – Meneses & Lawton 

  • Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic – Balgamwalla 

  • Business & Community Law Clinic – Watson 

  • Disability Law Clinic – Huang 

  • Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer Clinic – Smolinksi 

  • All advanced clinics and externships