Please Note: Course offerings may vary from year to year.

Foundation Courses (required in second year):

220. Introduction to Federal Income Taxation
230. Business Associations
234. Accounting for Lawyers (for students without an accounting background) (formerly 234A)
358. Financial Analysis (may be waived)
 
Group A Courses (at least three are required):

M209. Real Estate Finance
236. Securities Regulation
248. Business Bankruptcy
250. Secured Transactions
291. Taxation of Business Enterprises  

Group B Courses (totaling, with Group A, at least four courses; the sum of courses selected in Groups A and B must equal at least four): [1]

 
208. Taxation of Property Transactions
222. Estate and Gift Taxation
223. Corporate Tax Policy
224. Taxation in a Global Economy
237. Corporate Finance [5]
M239. Elements of Economic Organization (formerly 239)
240. Antitrust Law I
247. Law and Economics
252. Business Torts
259. International Commercial Arbitration
261. Employment Law
264. Intellectual Property Licensing
271. International Business Transactions [2]
272. International Trade Law (formerly 270A)
M286. Land Use
302. Copyright Law [4]
303. Music Industry Law
304. International Intellectual Property (formerly 302C)
305. Entertainment Law [4]
306. Patent Law [4]
307. Intellectual Property (formerly 302B)
327. Communications Law and Policy [4]
348. European Union Law [3]
362. Investment Companies and Investment Advisors
380. State and Local Taxation
399. Advanced Real Estate Transactions

Transactional Courses (one is required): [1]
 
 

[1] A second transactional course may be counted toward meeting the Group A and Group B minimum four course requirement. (To illustrate, a student who has taken two transactional courses would need only three courses from Group A and Group B, of which at least two would need to be from Group A.)

[2] Law 271 International Business Transactions is both a Group B course and a Transactional course, but for a particular student it can count as either a Group B course or a Transactional Course, but not both.

[3] The one unit version of 348. European Law only meets half of a course B requirement.

[4] Available as a Group B course only for students who are taking THREE Group A courses.

[5] Law 237. Corporate Finance can count as an A course for the classes of 2011 and 2012.

[6] The one unit version of 939. Real World Mergers and Acquisitions only meets half of a course B requirement.

[7] Law 901. Commercial Law in the People's Republic of China, a one-unit course, meets half of a course B requirement.

[8] Law 745. Secured Financial Transactions is both a Group B course and a Transactional course, but for a particular student it can count as either a Group B course or a Transactional course, but not both.

[9] Law 902. Deals, a one-unit course, meets half of a course B requirement.

[10] Although Law 709 may be used to satisfy the transactional requirement in the Business Law track, its simulation exercises are set in a variety of legal and non-legal, commercial and non-commercial, contexts that do not require specialized knowledge of any particular body of substantive law.