Columbia Law School Study Guides by Professor

281 study packs for 100 courses at Columbia Law School, taught by 170 professors. Each pack is organized around one professor's course and built from its course outline.

Study Packs by Course

Administrative and Regulatory State

Administrative Law

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Advanced Corporate Law

American Contract Law

Antitrust and Trade Regulation

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Antitrust Law and Trade Regulations

Capital Markets Regulation

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Civil Procedure I

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All 18 Civil Procedure I study packs at Columbia Law School

Civil Rights

Commercial Finance

Comparative Constitutional Law

Comparative Law

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Conflict of Laws

Constitutional Law I

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All 14 Constitutional Law I study packs at Columbia Law School

Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers

Construction Industry Law

All 19 Contracts study packs at Columbia Law School

Corporate Finance

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Corporate Income Tax

Corporate Reorganization and Bankruptcy

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All 17 Corporations study packs at Columbia Law School

Criminal Adjudication

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Criminal Investigation

Criminal Law and Psychiatry

Criminal Procedure: Adjudication

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Electronic Commerce

Employment Law

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Energy Regulation

Environmental Law

Equal Protection Law

European Union Law

Federal Courts

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Federal Criminal Law

Federal Income Tax

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Financial Crises & Regulation

First Amendment

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Free Speech

Human Rights Law

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Immigration Law

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Information Privacy

Insurance Law

Intellectual Property

International Business Transactions

International Commercial Arbitration

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International Human Rights Law

International Law

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International Securities Regulation

International Taxation

Introduction to American Law

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

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Introduction to the American Legal System

Japanese Law

Juvenile Justice

Labor Law

Law and Development

Law and Economics

Law and Legal Institutions in China

Law of the Political Process

Law of the WTO

Legislation and Regulation

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Legislation and Statutory Interpretation

Mass Tort Litigation

Mergers and Acquisitions

National Security Law

Professional Responsibility

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Professional Responsibility for the Transactional Lawyer

Real Estate Finance

Real Estate Transactions

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Real Property

Regulation of Financial Institutions

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Regulatory State

S. European Banking and Finance

Secured Transactions

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Securities Regulation

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State and Local Government Law

Tax

The Law of Genocide

All 14 Torts study packs at Columbia Law School

Trade Secrets

Trademark

Trademarks and Unfair Competition

Transnational Law

Transnational Litigation

Trusts and Estates

U.S. and International Legal System

Unfair Competition

Unfair Trade Practices

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