Elective Courses


 

Areas of Concentration

Elective Courses

Upper-level students may choose to take several elective courses during their second and third years of law school.  Several of these courses may be taken to satisfy requirements of the areas of concentration.   Students should consult with Associate Dean Leah Jackson and the student catalog when determining which elective courses they should take.

The following is a listing of elective courses offered at Baylor Law School.  The student catalog contains descriptions of these courses.  This list contains the name of the course and the primary instructor among the full-time faculty (if applicable).

 
Course Primary Instructor(s)
Administrative of Estates Professor Tom Featherston
Administration of Estates Capstone Professor Tom Featherston
Advanced Criminal Procedure Professor Brian Serr
Advanced Evidence Law Professor Gerald Powell
Advanced Legal Research Professor Matt Cordon
Advanced Studies in Health Law Externship
Advanced Trial Advocacy Skills Professor Gerald Powell
Alternative Dispute Resolution Professor Mike Rogers
Antitrust Law Professor David Swenson
Appellate Procedure  
Arbitration Professor Mike Rogers

Attorney General, Child Support Division, Externship

 

Banking Law
Bankruptcy Professor Larry Bates
Business and State Issues in Environmental Law Professor Walt Shelton
Business Organizations II Professor Elizabeth Miller
Business Planning and Drafting Professor Elizabeth Miller
Business Transactions Capstone Professor Elizabeth Miller
Civil Liberties Professor David Guinn
Client Counseling Professor Patricia Wilson
Clinical Experience in Criminal Law
Commercial Law: Negotiable Instruments Professor David Swenson
Commercial Law: Secured Transactions Professor Larry Bates
Conflict of Laws Professor Ron Beal
Copyright Law Professor David Swenson
Corporate Taxation Associate Dean Leah Jackson
Creditors' Remedies  
Criminal Practice and Procedure Professor Mark Osler
Employment Discrimination  
Employment Relations  
Environmental Agency Externships
Environmental Law Professor Walt Shelton
Estate Planning Professor Thomas Featherston
Family Business Planning  
Family Law Professor Mike Rogers
Family Law Practice Skills  
Federal Administrative Law Professor Ron Beal
Federal Courts Professor Rory Ryan
Franchising  
Health Care Law
Health Care Litigation
History of English Common Law Professor Gerald Powell
Immigration Law
Independent Studies in Law
Insurance
Intellectual Property Professor David Swenson
Intellectual Property II: Practice Skills  
International Business Transactions
International Trade Law
Judicial Externship
Jurisprudence Dean Emeritus Angus McSwain
Juvenile Justice Professor Mark Osler
Labor Law Professor Melissa Essary
Law, Public Policy and Scripture Dean Brad Toben
Law Review Professor Larry Bates
Legal Services Externship Professor David Swenson

Local Government, Constitutional and Federal Liabilities

 

Professor David Guinn
Management of Complex Litigation  
Municipal Government Professor Michael Morrison
Natural Resources Protection and Water Law Professor Walt Shelton
Nonprofit Organizations  
Oil and Gas Professor William Farrar
Oil and Gas Drafting Problems Professor Emeritus Edwin Horner
Oral Advocacy Professor Mark Osler
Partnership Taxation Associate Dean Leah Jackson
Patent Law and Drafting Professor David Swenson
Personal Injury Trial Law
Post Conviction Procedure: Sentencing Professor Mark Osler

Post Conviction Procedure: Appeals and Habeas Corpus

 

Products Liability  
Real Estate Finance
Remedies  

Retirement Law

Securities Regulation Professor Mike Rogers
Separation of Church and State Professor David Guinn
Sports Law Professor David Swenson
Supreme Court Seminar Professor Brian  Serr and Professor Larry Bates
Texas Administrative Law Professor Ron Beal
Texas Land Practice Dean Emeritus Angus McSwain
Texas Life Insurance Company Externship
Texas Railroad Commission Externship
H. Hart Nance Course in Trusts and Estates II Professor Tom Featherston
Trusts and Estates Capstone Professor Tom Featherston
Voting Rights, Reapportionment & Redistricting Professor David Guinn
White Collar Crime Professor Elizabeth Miller