Business Law Faculty
  • Mary Budge  Business Law Clinic
  • Stephen P. Charbonnet  Corporate Finance
  • Daniel J. Cole, Jr.  Real Estate Transactions
  • Gregory Duhl  Secured Transactions, Sales
  • William Fisher  Sales
  • Harry Haynsworth  Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs, Closely Held Businesses, Corporations
  • Adam W. Heaton  Small Business Practice: Skills Practicum
  • James Hogg  Business Buy/Sell Transaction Simulation, Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs, Corporations
  • Michael Jordan  Employment Law Survey
  • Kevin Kaiser  Business Entity Taxation
  • David E. Kirkman  Real Estate Transactions
  • William Klein  Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs
  • Daniel Kleinberger  Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs, Closely Held Businesses, Corporations
  • Michael Krauss  Corporate Finance
  • Robert Kuhns  Corporations
  • Christina Kunz  Sales
  • Sharon A Lewis  Employment Law Survey
  • Karen Lundquist  Small Business Practice: Skills Practicum
  • Nancy Miller-Levin  Employment Law Survey
  • Marcus A. Mollison  Real Estate Transactions
  • Penelope (Penny) Phillips  Employment Law Survey
  • Eileen Roberts  Real Estate Transactions
  • Denise Roy  Business Entity Taxation
  • Niels Schaumann  Securities Regulation, Agency, Corporate Finance, Corporations
  • Deborah Schmedemann  Employment Law Survey
  • John Sonsteng  Small Business Practice: Skills Practicum
  • Thuy-Nga Vo  Agency, Partnerships, and LLCs, Agency, Corporate Finance, Corporations

    • Help Using Pathways

    Business law accounts for a substantial amount of practice by both large and small firms as well as by lawyers working “in-house” with businesses. Business lawyers work for businesses themselves and for business owners.  Client needs in the business area can involve formation of business entities; advice on management; financing and lending; sales, leasing and transportation of goods; secured transactions; compliance with securities regulations; employment and labor agreements and disputes; mergers and acquisitions; franchising and other licensing arrangements; and contract drafting and negotiation. The work is likely to include counseling, administrative compliance, and litigation.

    Business Law
    (General)

    Business law has many branches, including commercial law (sale and leasing of goods), real estate law (sale and leasing of real property, and business entity law.  This pathway is intended for those with a general interest in business representation.  If you are interested in further specializing within business law, please contact the appropriate faculty member for advice about course selection.

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