NY Bar Approved Classes - April 2008
USC Law School Classes Approved by the New York State Board of Law Examiners Fulfill the Rule 520.6(b) for LL.M. Applicants
- Admiralty
- Administrative Process
- Advanced Remedies
- Advanced Torts: Modern Accident Law
- Advanced Torts: Product Liability
- Antitrust Law I
- Appellate Advocacy
- Banking Law
- Bankruptcy: Debtors and Creditors
- Business Organizations
- Children's Legal Issues
- Civil Discovery
- Civil Rights Litigation
- Comparative Constitutional Law
- Conflict of Laws: The Federal System I
- Constitutional Law I & II
- Constitutional Law in the 20th Century
- Construction Law
- Contract Drafting
- Contracts
- Copyright: Introduction to Entertainment Law
- Corporate Crime Liability Seminar
- Corporate Reorganization
- Corporate Tax
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Procedure
- Dispute Resolution Ethics
- Election Law
- Employment Law
- Enterprise Liability Seminar
- Entertainment Law
- Environmental Law and Policy
- Estate Planning
- Evidence
- Family Law
- Federal Courts, Administrative Law
- Foreign Relations & National Security Law
- Gender Discrimination
- Gifts, Wills & Trusts
- Immigrants and the Constitution
- Immigration Law
- Insurance Law
- Intellectual Property
- Internet Law
- Introduction to the US Legal System
- Juvenile Law
- Labor Law
- Land Use Controls
- Law and Political Process
- Legal and Equitable Remedies
- Legal Analysis of Evidence
- Legal Profession
- Legislation
- Maritime Law
- Media and the Courts
- Mental Health Law
- Mental Health Law and Criminal Justice Systems
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Partnership Taxation
- Patent Law
- Post-Conviction Justice Seminar I
- Post-Conviction Justice Seminar II
- Poverty Law
- Pretrial Advocacy
- Prisoners' Rights
- Procedure I, Advanced Civil Procedure
- Professional Responsibility Lecture Series
- Property
- Real Estate Finance
- Real Estate Transactions
- Regulation of Telecommunications
- Role of the Lawyer: Professional Responsibility
- Sales and Commercial Paper
- Secured Transactions
- Securities Fraud Litigation
- Securities Regulation
- Securities Regulation II
- Sentencing Law, Practice and Policy
- Special Education and Disability Law
- Taxation
- Tax Policy Seminar
- Topics in American Law
- Topics in Law and Philosophy
- Torts I & II
- Torts: Product Liability, Advanced
- Trademark
- Trial Advocacy
- Women and the Law
IMPORTANT UPDATE: December 6, 2006
Please note that the New York State Board of Law Examiners does not recognize the following courses as satisfying the "basic courses in American law", or as courses in "professional law subjects" because there is no classroom study component for such courses. Accordingly, the Board does not count the courses toward the 20 credit requirement under Section 520.6 of the Rules of the Court of Appeals.
The courses are:
- Dissertation (Law 789)
- Directed Research (Law 890)
