3000 Series

It will cover advanced topics in the taxation of corporations and partnerships, including corporate reorganizations, affiliated groups of corporations, partnership transfers and liquidations, and complex partnership allocations. 

This course will present a current and historical analysis of the legal relationships existing between Indian tribes, states and the United States. 

The Law School has the only Michigan charter membership in the American Inns of Court Foundation, whose goals are instilling excellence in advocacy and professionalism. 

This course focuses on the legal control of competitive business activities by federal legislation and evolving judicial interpretation.

This course examines the history and current status of efforts to control corporate business activity through criminal sanctions.

A two-credit intensive course in the style developed by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA).

This course explores selected topics in comparative constitutional law. It begins with an overview of the methodologies and goals of comparative constitutional study.