Course Number
441
Credits
4
Start-Up Ventures Clinic
The Start-Up Ventures Clinic will represent a range of early-stage ventures on a variety of matters related to the start-up process. It is expected that many of these ventures will be led by student teams associated with the Duke Start-Up Challenge, the Fuqua School of Business's Program for Entrepreneurs, and the many entrepreneurship programs at the Pratt School of Engineering. If you are interested in practicing entrepreneurial law, or business law more generally, the Start-Up Ventures Clinic provides the opportunity to develop critical professional skills and deepen your substantive legal knowledge through the direct representation of start-up businesses.
In order to be eligible to enroll in the Clinic, you must have successfully completed at least three semesters of Law School, received instruction in the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility (i.e., fulfilled the ethics prerequisite), and be able to attend the clinic intensive training weekend. Clinics Enrollment Policy
IMPORTANT:
This course may not be dropped after the first class meeting.
Students MUST be able to attend the day-long clinic intensive training session to enroll in this course.
International LLM students who wish to enroll in a clinic must seek the permission of the instructor prior to the enrollment period. Permission is required to enroll but permission does not constitute entry into the clinic.
In order to be eligible to enroll in the Clinic, you must have successfully completed at least three semesters of Law School, received instruction in the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility (i.e., fulfilled the ethics prerequisite), and be able to attend the clinic intensive training weekend. Clinics Enrollment Policy
IMPORTANT:
This course may not be dropped after the first class meeting.
Students MUST be able to attend the day-long clinic intensive training session to enroll in this course.
International LLM students who wish to enroll in a clinic must seek the permission of the instructor prior to the enrollment period. Permission is required to enroll but permission does not constitute entry into the clinic.
Please note that course organization and content may vary substantially from semester to semester and descriptions are not necessarily professor specific. Please contact the instructor directly if you have particular course-related questions.
Prerequisite Information
None. Business Associations and Advising the Entrepreneurial Client are recommended but not required
Sections/Instructors
Kip H. Johnson
Start-Up Ventures Clinic 441.02
Spring 2013
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Kip H. Johnson
Start-Up Ventures Clinic 441.01
Fall 2012
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Andrew Foster
Start-Up Ventures Clinic 441.01
Spring 2012
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Andrew Foster
Erika Buell (bio coming soon)
Start-Up Ventures Clinic 441.01
Spring 2011
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Bill Brown, David D. Dahl
Start-Up Ventures Clinic 441.01
Spring 2010
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