Corporate Law Introduction Persons trained in corporate law help to create, finance, and operate the business enterprises that account for the vast bulk of the world's economic activity. They bring corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, and other enterprises into being. They structure the stock and bond offerings and the bank and insurance company loans that provide the enterprises with capital. They effect the joint ventures, licensing arrangements, mergers, acquisitions, and the myriad of other transactions entered into by the enterprises. All this is done amidst constraints arising from market forces, varying notions of social responsibility, and state, federal, and international law and regulation.
Corporate work is challenging and rewarding.
Faculty Carson, Evans, R. Hamilton, Hu, Lebowitz, Sokolow.