The study of the administrative law process, concentrating on the functions and procedures of administrative agencies and judicial review of agency actions.
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 is offered to students interested in acquiring knowledge of arbitration, mediation, conciliation, negotiation, client counseling and interviewing...
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 explores selected topics in comparative constitutional law. It begins with an overview of the methodologies and goals of comparative constitutional study.
An investigation of the special problems arising out of legal disputes that implicate the interests of more than one jurisdiction, including the states, the federal government and foreign countries.
