The Business Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic maintains a roster of licensed business attorneys in Minnesota who have expressed interest in serving as a Supervising Attorney. If your organization works with businesses that may be interested in participating in the Business Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic or you own a business that is seeking the types of legal services above and you think the Clinic might be a good fit for you, please contact or complete the following form and we’ll get back to you Clinic Supervising Attorneys

Marketing and advertising issues and agreements Ĭlients find the Clinic in many ways, including from various referral sources such as: Carlson School of Management Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers (MCCD) Metropolitan Economic Development Association (MEDA) Springboard for the Arts, Grow North, Women Venture, and others.

Employment and independent contractor guidance.

Intellectual property protection, including copyrights, trademarks, and licensing agreements.

Ownership distribution, shareholder and member control agreements.

Nonprofit and social enterprise status.

The Business Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic most commonly handles the following types of transactional legal services:

Under the supervision of an experienced volunteer business attorney, students provide transaction-based legal assistance to small businesses, nonprofits and entrepreneurs. In the Business Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic students learn about the practice of transactional business law by pairing practical instruction in the classroom with service of real-life business clients. Saeks Public Interest Residency Program.Robina Public Interest Scholars Program.Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice.

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