Law and Business: Mergers and Acquisitions (3013)

The course focuses on the legal issues, financing considerations, and business strategies involved in a typical merger or acquisition. The course is based on a simulation of a transaction, and the goal is to introduce students to the art of doing a deal. Students act as counsel in structuring the transaction, performing due diligence, drafting and negotiating the transaction documents, and closing the deal.

Grading: Letter graded

Prerequisite(s): Required: Professional Responsibility, APLLC, and either Corporations or Law and Business: The Start-Up Business Enterprise (formerly, Law and Business: The Business Enterprise)

Recommended: Law and Business: Accounting and Finance for the Business Enterprise, Negotiation, Securities Regulation, Transactions and Settlements

Credits: 4 credits

Offered: Spring

Categories:
Meet Advanced Research and Writing Typically
Skills
Skills: Advanced Classes

Subject Areas:
Business/Corporate/Commercial
Keystone
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Taught by: Louis Ainsworth Thuy-Nga Vo

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