LAW 932: Drafting and Analysis of Business Documents Seminar
This course is designed for students who are in the last semester of their law school careers and plan to be involved in a transactional practice. The objective of the course is to prepare students to deal effectively with the documents they are likely to encounter in the early years of their transactional practice at a firm. In addition to gaining a considerable familiarity with the structure and typical provisions of a variety of commonly-used documents such as shareholders agreements, employment agreements, deeds, and appraisals, students will also be regularly exposed to the process by which transactional documents should be carefully analyzed. Pre-requisites: Corporations & Business Entities or Corporations. Federal Tax Law is helpful but not a prerequisite; Graduating 3Ls. Limited enrollment. [6]
* While not a traditional seminar, this course will satisfy the research and writing (seminar) requirement required for graduation. Transactionally-oriented students who may already have completed their seminar requirement are encouraged to enroll.
