Part I: Philosophy of a Business' Legal Counselor (Or, What I Wish I'd Learned in Law School)

Law schools make it a point to teach legal doctrine, but generally do not equip new lawyers with the knowledge and skills they need to successfully support business clients. These skills involve applying legal knowledge in a tangible way.  

This course, led by attorney Todd Kulkin, is designed to be an introduction to the philosophical base from which successful business lawyers can effectively counsel their business clients to protect themselves and grow without breaking.  

Learning Objectives: 

I.     Obtain a resource: a step-by-step flow-chart for new business counseling 

II.    Re-learn intake for new business clients, to improve issue spotting and increase business retention  

III.   Familiarize yourself with different types of business models 

IV.   Identify major liability issues stemming from each model 

V.    Understand how to counsel clients based on their distinct business model