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Speaking as a tax lawyer, I'd focus first on getting into the best school possible, without considering any specialty specifics. Tax specific classes/professors should only be a tie breaker (for example NYU over Chicago, but not NYU over Harvard).davidforlaw wrote:Hi guys! Could you tell me any tax law professors/courses/programs in NYU, Harvard or other T14 law schools? I'm currently considering which schools to apply and I'm interested in tax law.
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Not a tax lawyer but at one point seriously considered becoming one. I second nealric's advice. Attend the best law school possible regardless of that school's tax offerings (or lack thereof). For instance, Yale has a famously eccentric curriculum but one would be foolish to turn down Yale for NYU, even though NYU has the strongest tax offerings in the country.nealric wrote:Speaking as a tax lawyer, I'd focus first on getting into the best school possible, without considering any specialty specifics. Tax specific classes/professors should only be a tie breaker (for example NYU over Chicago, but not NYU over Harvard).davidforlaw wrote:Hi guys! Could you tell me any tax law professors/courses/programs in NYU, Harvard or other T14 law schools? I'm currently considering which schools to apply and I'm interested in tax law.
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