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Oil and Gas Taxation

Unique 29030
3 hours
  • D. Wright
  • TUE 3:45 – 6:45 pm CCJ 3.306
P/F Allowed (JD only)
Eval:
Final exam (5/12)

Course Information

Course ID:
390E
Cross-listed with:
Other school

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective
  • Will use floating mean GPA if applicable

Description

Oil & Gas Taxation covers the United States federal income taxation of domestic oil and gas operations and transactions. The course examines taxation associated with the operational life cycle of oil and gas operations including exploration, development, production and abandonment. The study of transactions involving oil and gas interests analyzes acquisition, disposition, structuring and investment. Course participants learn the historical context and development of oil and gas provisions found in U.S. tax law. Current tax legislative proposals or enactments that affect the oil and gas industry are addressed if warranted. Although emphasis is on federal income taxation of domestic oil and gas transactions, the international tax aspects of the oil and gas business also are surveyed. It is helpful if students have taken Federal Income Tax or Oil and Gas Law as prerequisites to this course.

Partnership Tax

Unique 29120
3 hours
  • W. Bowers
  • P. O'Daniel
  • MON 12:00 – 3:00 pm TNH 3.114
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Final exam (5/12)

Course Information

Course ID:
393R

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective
  • Will use floating mean GPA if applicable
  • Prerequisite: Federal Income Taxation (93Q)

Description

Same as LAW 354Q, Partnership Tax.

Prerequisite: Law 254J, 354J, 454J, 554J, (Federal Income Taxation) 254N, or 354N (Federal Income Taxation A).

The course covers the taxation of partnerships, limited liability companies and S corporations, the most common forms of business organizations that involve a single level of tax. Most business entities with non-publicly traded interests take one of these forms; almost all such entities should take one of these forms. The rules on partnership tax also are increasingly relevant to a corporate and international practice as partnerships are used for corporate and international joint ventures and as vehicles for mergers and acquisitions. The course is essential for anyone who intends to practice in tax. It is useful for anyone who intends to practice in an area involving significant business planning.

Partnerships and Joint Ventures

Unique 29285
3 hours
  • L. Vaughn
  • TUE 3:45 – 6:30 pm TNH 2.124
P/F Allowed (JD only)
Eval:
Other

Course Information

Course ID:
396W
Cross-listed with:
Other school

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective
  • Prof. keeps own waitlist
  • Will use floating mean GPA if applicable

Description

Same as LAW 379M, Partnerships and Joint Ventures.

This course provides a practical understanding of the primary business objectives and legal considerations in forming joint  ventures (“JVs”) and the core legal documents commonly used to govern them. While the form and terms of a JV can widely vary, we will focus primarily on JVs carried out through separate legal entities and, with a few exceptions, assume the JV and JV parties are US entities. Throughout the semester, students will not only gain an understanding of common business and legal terms negotiated in the formation of a JV, but also see how those concepts are translated into the form of a legal agreement using model documents (primarily the limited liability company agreement  or shareholders agreement). We will also use select facts pertaining to real life JVs to illustrate the areas of possible tension or alignment between JV parties and how different types of JV partners (financial vs. strategic) bring different contributions and concerns to the table.

25% Class Participation/Weekly Quiz - At the beginning of the semester, each student will be assigned an on-call topic and students may be called on to discuss the core components of the topic at hand (Ownership Structures, Governance, Transfer Rights, etc.) or the objectives and considerations of different hypothetical clients in respect of said topic. There will also be a 5 question multiple choice comprehension quiz on canvas to be completed once a week.

75% Drafting Exercises (3 total) - Over the course of the semester students will complete two drafting exercises where they will be asked to review and propose revisions to or interpretations of select provisions of a joint venture agreement using a hypothetical fact pattern and client goals based on readings and class discussions on the applicable topic(s). There will be a third and final assignment to be completed as a take-home final which will require students to analyze a hypothetical fact pattern and documents using the knowledge gained over the course of the semester  

It is strongly suggest students take Business Organizations/Associations as a pre-requisite or at a minimum concurrently with the course.

Patent Litigation

Unique 28925
3 hours
  • C. Hurt
  • E. Sojoodi-Haghighi
  • MON 3:45 – 6:25 pm TNH 3.124
P/F Allowed (JD only)
Eval:
Other

Course Information

Course ID:
386V

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective
  • Will use floating mean GPA if applicable

Description

Same as LAW 350R, Patent Litigation.

This Patent Litigation course will cover major issues in a typical patent litigation from pre-suit evaluation through trial and appeal (time permitting).   Students will be divided into two roughly equal groups, one representing the plaintiff (and patent owner), the other will represent the defendant. Students will develop a patent litigation between two fictional companies. The phases of litigation covered will include: pre-suit analysis, complaint/answer, early motion practice, discovery, claim construction, expert reports, pretrial/trial, and appeal.  The course will also cover inter partes review and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.  We will also discuss mediation and settlement.

Patent Prosecution Workshop

Unique 28930
2 hours
  • M. Krawzsenek
  • T. Wohlers
  • THU 4:15 – 6:05 pm TNH 3.115
P/F Mandatory
Eval:
Other

Course Information

Course ID:
286W
Experiential learning credit:
2 hours

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective

Description

Same as LAW 250T, Patent Prosecution Workshop.

This course covers practical aspects of preparing and prosecuting patent applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and non-U.S. patent offices.  Hands-on experience will be obtained with analyzing invention disclosures, preparing claims, preparing patent applications, responding to restriction requirements, responding to office actions, filing appeal briefs, filing continuing applications, etc.  

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28550
2 hours
  • W. Schiess
  • TUE, THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 3.126
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28555
2 hours
  • S. Peris
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.142
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28560
2 hours
  • N. Robbi
  • THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 2.138
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 2.123
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28565
2 hours
  • E. Dawson
  • TUE, THU 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28570
2 hours
  • K. Bridges
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.126
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.126
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28575
2 hours
  • E. Youngdale
  • THU 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.125
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28580
2 hours
  • W. Schiess
  • TUE, THU 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.126
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28585
2 hours
  • S. Peris
  • THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 3.125
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28590
2 hours
  • S. Petrie
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.127
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.127
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28595
2 hours
  • L. Mason
  • TUE, THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 2.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28600
2 hours
  • N. Robbi
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 2.123
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 2.123
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28605
2 hours
  • E. Dawson
  • TUE, THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 3.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28610
2 hours
  • K. Bridges
  • THU 2:15 – 3:22 pm TNH 3.126
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.126
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28615
2 hours
  • E. Youngdale
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 2.124
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28620
2 hours
  • L. Mason
  • TUE, THU 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 2.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28625
2 hours
  • S. Petrie
  • THU 9:10 – 10:17 am TNH 3.127
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.127
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28630
2 hours
  • M. Murrell
  • TUE 3:35 – 4:42 pm TNH 3.127
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm JON 5.206
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28635
2 hours
  • M. Murrell
  • TUE 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.127
  • THU 2:15 – 3:22 pm JON 5.206
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28640
2 hours
  • J. Wimmer
  • TUE 3:35 – 4:42 pm TNH 3.125
  • THU 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

Persuasive Writing and Advocacy

Unique 28645
2 hours
  • J. Wimmer
  • TUE 1:00 – 2:07 pm TNH 3.125
  • THU 2:15 – 3:22 pm TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper

Course Information

Course ID:
232S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course covers persuasive legal writing and oral argument before an appellate panel.  All students will complete a series of assignments designed to help you learn to write an appellate brief.  All students will write a complete appellate brief and make two oral arguments.  The course also covers other practical legal skills.

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