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International Tax Planning Seminar

This course focuses on current topics and new developments in international tax planning.

International Trade Law

This course introduces the process and substance of international trade law and incorporates case studies and case-based advocacy into the instruction.

Introduction to Restorative Facilitation Skills

Introduction to Restorative Facilitation Skills is a skills course that offers experiential credit and is designed to introduce students to the experience and facilitation of restorative practices.

Judicial Externship Placement and Seminar

This course includes a placement with a federal judge or a state court judge in New York City or surrounding jurisdictions with a related seminar.

This course examines how attorneys can leverage alternatives to incarceration (ATI), problem-solving courts, and restorative justice practices to pursue outcomes that prioritize community safety, accountability, and fairness.

Juvenile Delinquency

This course covers the historical, philosophical and legal foundations of the U.S. juvenile court system and its operation.

Juvenile Rights Law Clinic

Under the supervision of experienced faculty, students fully engage all facets of client-centered juvenile practice. Together with a multidisciplinary team, students represent children in child welfare matters filed in Manhattan Family Court.

Labor Law

This course examines the law governing the mechanisms and roles for private-sector employees to have a say, collectively, over the terms and conditions of their work, and employer obligations and entitlements within that framework.