Clinical Program provides hands-on lawyering experiences with real people, enhancing understanding of the roles and responsibilities of practicing attorneys.
Field Placement offers a hands-on legal externship covering litigation, drafting, policy, and regulation. Students integrate legal skills into practice and develop professional identity under supervision.
This course covers international taxation concepts and issues, including jurisdiction rules, tax avoidance and evasion, fiscal relations between industrialized and less developed countries, and the taxation of foreign persons and income.
Students participate in every stage of publishing the Wisconsin International Law Journal, reviewing, selecting, and editing articles, and researching and writing original analyses on international legal issues.
Student-published journal exploring the intersection of law and society, focusing on gender, race, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and other intersecting identities.
Law Review is a journal of legal analysis where students review, select, and edit scholarly articles, participating in all stages of the publication process.
Federal Appeals Project examines federal appellate procedure, criminal law, and advanced legal research to develop strategic and ethical skills for representing clients in federal direct criminal appeals before the Seventh Circuit.
Health Law provides an overview of complex laws governing the health care industry and the practical realities of lawyers specializing in this practice area, covering key laws and regulations.
Adoption Law and Policy addresses legal issues in creating adoptive families, examining state, federal, and international regulations, constitutional limits, and ethical obligations of professionals.
Introduction to estate planning covering the function of the lawyer, ethical issues, estates not subject to tax, tax-oriented planning, living trusts, health care issues, and gift strategies.
Environmental Law and Practice surveys substantive environmental law, focusing on statutes, cases, and regulations and their application in permitting, commercial transactions, and enforcement.
The Health Justice Clinic is an interdisciplinary course offering individual and system advocacy for patients facing life-changing health events, covering medical decision-making, insurance, debt, and disability policies.
Family Law: Parent and Child covers parent-child relationships, rights of unmarried parents, custody, neglect, termination of parental rights, and the foster care and adoption systems.
Land Use Controls examines limitations on private land use through nuisance law, covenants, and public actions like zoning, master plans, and urban redevelopment.
Introduction to Law and Humanities examines how legal systems interact with cultural, historical, and philosophical contexts through literature, film, and philosophy.
This course links social sciences perspectives to central themes of law and legal institutions, analyzing how social, political, and cultural phenomena shape law and its impacts.
Law in Action reviews the interaction of law (judicial decisions, legislation, administrative actions) with public policy, studying approaches to resolve significant issues and examining their actual impact.