Business and Tax Law Curriculum
The UNM School of Law offers a variety of courses on business and tax law. Since not all courses are taught every semester, students are advised to plan their schedules carefully to accommodate courses of particular interest.
- Advanced Bankruptcy (D)
- Advanced Commercial and Consumer Law (D)
- Antitrust Law (C)
- Bankruptcy (B)
- Business Associations I (B)
- Business Associations II (D)
- Business Planning (C)
- Consumer Law (D)
- Contract Design & Drafting (D)
- Corporate Governance (D)
- Economic Development in Indian Country (D)
- Economic Development for Small Business (D)
- Estate and Retirement Planning (D)
- Ethics of the Business Lawyer (D)
- Federal Estate and Gift Tax (C)
- Federal Income Tax (B)
- Financial Literacy (D)
- Government Regulation of Banking (D)
- Indian Tax (C)
- Insurance Law (B)
- International Business Ethics (D)
- International Business Transactions (C)
- Labor Law (B)
- Law and Economics (D)
- Law Office Management (D)
- Payment Systems (B)
- Problems in Commercial Transactions (D)
- Non-Profit Corporations (D)
- Real Estate Transactions (C)
- Remedies (B)
- Sales of Goods (B)
- Secured Transactions (B)
- Sports Law (D)
- State and Local Tax (D)
- Taxation of Business Enterprises (C)
- Tax Exempt Organizations (D)
A = offered every semester
B = offered one semester every year
C = offered every other year
D = offered when student interest and faculty availability allow
