Simulations in Clinics, Contract Drafting, and Upper-Level Courses

Carole O. Heyward, David M. Epstein, Helen S. Scott, Daniel B. Bogart

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    Abstract

    I teach in a transactional clinic called the Urban Development Law Clinic. In my Clinic, we represent non-profit tax-exempt organizations that engage in real estate, economic, and community development. Some of our clients include Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity and Karamu House, which is a theater and community arts center. We serve as general counsel for some clients and provide legal advice on an as needed basis for others. The Clinic provides legal advice on real estate matters, corporate governance, transactions, and tax issues. The complexity of matters that we handle ranges from drafting a code of regulations to representing clients in large development projects such as a $5.1 million community center for seniors.

    Original languageAmerican English
    JournalTransactions: The Tennessee Journal of Business Law
    Volume12
    StatePublished - Jan 1 2011

    Keywords

    • simulations
    • transactional attorneys
    • litigation attorneys
    • law students
    • assessment

    Disciplines

    • Law
    • Legal Education
    • Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
    • Legal Profession

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