Clinical Professor Bryan McGann, director of the Duke Start-Up Ventures Clinic, and Clinical Professor Michael Murphy, supervising attorney for the clinic, talk about the clinic's work, how students get involved, the skills that students learn, and their favorite part about leading the clinic. The clinic offers students an experience that combines the Law School’s commitment to entrepreneurial education with valuable practical training.

Norm Champ discusses insights from his new book: "Going Public: My Adventures Inside the SEC and How to Prevent the Next Devastating Crisis" http://amzn.to/2nvFrgm.

Duke Law professors Samuel Buell, Steven Schwarcz, and Lawrence Baxter discuss the film The Big Short and its issues in an in depth panel discussion.. The film explores a number of issues, including: complex securitizations, a lack of regulation, and the nature of financial fraud.

Originally recorded on October 6, 2016.

Sponsored by the Global Financial Markets Center.

Meet Brandon Bartee: Bartee discusses his experiences in the LLMLE program and his spring semester practicum with SciQuest, a startup web company in North Carolina's Research Triangle.

Welcome to ESQ. Introduction of Dan Scheinman, Keynote Speaker, Keynote Address for the annual symposium sponsored by the Duke Business Law Society and the Career and Professional Development Center. More than 40 senior alumni will be here to share their experiences, give candid advice, and interact informally with students during panel discussions and in small groups. This is a rare and valuable educational and networking opportunity for law students to learn about different possible career paths and get to know Duke Law alumni.

Lin Chua LLM '00, InterNex Capital, Co-Founder and Head of Capital Markets & Corporate Sales delivers the keynote for the 2016 ESQ symposium.

Ms. Chua is co-founder of InterNex Capital. Prior to launching InterNex Capital, Lin was Managing Director at GE Capital, where she held various senior leadership roles throughout the last nine years. Prior to GE Capital, Lin was a transactional lawyer at De Brauw, Simpson Thacher, and Freehills, covering M&A, leveraged and corporate finance and capital markets.