In today’s world, lawyers who have business skills have an advantage over their peers, as lawyers are increasingly called upon to render counsel on issues requiring knowledge beyond the scope of a traditional legal education. The Geoffrey H. Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law prepares students to fulfill the overlapping roles of lawyer and entrepreneur through a unique supplement to the traditional law school curriculum. Students can begin the program in their second year; those who complete 12 units are awarded a Palmer Center Certificate in Law and Entrepreneurship upon graduation.
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