support of community-based efforts to promote economic development and.assistance to startup and established nonprofit organizations seeking IRS recognition of tax-exempt status and other operational assistance.student representation of low-income taxpayers in disputes before the IRS and the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, including Tax Court litigation, audit defense, and collections matters.Although specific types of client matters cannot be guaranteed, the Business and Tax Clinic will emphasize the following: This clinic section is part of the law school's Economic Development program. Preference: Completion of Federal Income Tax and any Business Law courses.
Pre-requisite: Completion of first year curriculum. Professor Practices Yoga and Meditation in Stressful Times, UNM Newsroom (December 8, 2020).In addition to teaching law, she teaches meditation and yoga. She routinely advises law students on managing stress while practicing law in a healthy and productive way. Professor Martin's passions include several long-term life goals, including helping consumers avoid the many traps and pitfalls created by the current consumer credit world, and helping lawyers maintain balance in their lives. She has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and many other newspapers. In that capacity, she has appeared on CNN, ABC, CNBC and other television networks. Professor Martin is a member of the American Law Institute and the American College of Bankruptcy, and a former resident scholar at the American Bankruptcy Institute. In addition to her other courses, she runs a program promoting financial literacy in New Mexico high schools, and teaches a two-day financial literacy course for law students and undergraduates. Professor Martin teaches commercial and consumer law, as well the Economic Development (Business and Tax) Clinic at the UNM School of Law. The author of several other books and dozens of law review articles, she holds what is thought to be the only endowed chair in the country dedicated to consumer law issues.
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She is the author Yoga for Lawyers: Mind Body Connections To Feel Better All The Time, as well as Lawyering from the Inside Out: Learning Professional Development through Mindfulness and Emotional Intelligence. Her works have been cited by the New Mexico Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court, and the United States Supreme Court. Her high-cost loan projects include several empirical studies funded by the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges, including one that funded curbside interviews of payday loan customers and another that studied the credit habits of undocumented New Mexicans. Her recent research focuses on high-cost loans, such as payday, title, and installment loans, as well as the Mindfulness in Law movement. Her research focuses on consumer law and bankruptcy, as well as elder law. Schwartz.īook Review of "Still Unequal: the Shameful Truth About Women and Justice in America" by Lorraine Dusky, New York Law Journal, January 7, 1997.Nathalie Martin joined the UNM law faculty in 1998. "Punitive Damages-Deveopments in Section 1983 Cases," 10 Touro L. "Civil Rights in Transition: Sections 19 Cover Discrimination on the Basis of Ancestry and Ethnicity," 4 Touro L. "A Race By Any Other Name.The Interplay Between Ethnicity, National Origin and Race for Purposes of Section 1981," 28 Ariz. Casey and the Importance of Experts in Civil Rights Litigation," 19 N.Y.U. "Choosing the Insidious Path: West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. Social Realities," Loyola Public Interest Law Reporter, 1996. "Fighting Dowry Deaths in India: Legal Guarantees v. "Dazzling the World: A Study of India's Constitutional Amendment Mandating Reservation for Women on Rural Panchayats," 19 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 29 (2004) co authored with Louise Harmon. "Women and Law: A Comparative Analysis of the United States and Indian Supreme Courts' Equality Jurisprudence," 34 Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law 557 (2006) reprinted as lead article in Indian Juridical Review (2007). 69 (2007) co-authored with Louise Harmon. "Innocents Abroad: Reflections on Summer Abroad Law Programs," 30 Thomas Jefferson L.
Refugee Law as Applied to Tibetans Formerly Residing in India," 23 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 497 (2009) "Shelter from the Storm: An Analysis of U.S.
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