Brant Hellwig LLM '00 brings a love of tax law and NYU Law to his new role as faculty director of the Graduate Tax Program

For Brant Hellwig LLM ’00, professor of tax law and the new faculty director of NYU Law’s Graduate Tax Program, the appeal of tax law lies in how, compared to some other areas of law, it is typically more focused on creation than opposition. Hellwig says he enjoys the mental challenge of working through taxation issues: “It’s closer to trying to solve a math problem or a logic problem.

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