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Services provided by student attorneys include assisting clients with business and non-profit entity formation; contract drafting and review; licensing; trademark, copyright and trade secret protection; confidentiality agreements; operating agreements; corporate governance issues; applications for tax-exempt status; and regulatory compliance.
This Clinic participates in the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s Law School Clinic Certification Program for Trademarks and has an affiliation with the College of Law’s Innovation Law Center.
For Students
Students Can Expect
Services provided by student attorneys include assisting clients with business and non-profit formation; contract drafting and review; business permits; licensing; trademarks; copyright and trade secret protection; employee and confidentiality agreements; partnership and shareholder agreements; corporate governance issues; applications for tax-exempt status; and regulatory compliance.
This Clinic participates in the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s Law School Clinic Certification Program for Trademarks and has an affiliation with the College of Law’s Innovation Law Center.
Students Learn:
- Business law
- Transactional law
- Economic justice
- For-profit and not-for-profit corporations law
- Law of tax exemption
- Contracts and leases
- Copyright and trademark law
Credits & Requirements
- 1 Semester Clinic
- 6 credits for fall semester and 4 credits for spring semester
- 20-25 Hours per week time requirement
- Pre- or Co-Requisites: Professional Responsibility
Faculty
Jessica Murray
Director, Transactional Law Clinic
Associate Teaching Professor
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