Focus on Law & Business Clinic

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The TRSM blog focused on the Ryerson Law & Business Clinic, and the students’ experiences in it, in Students gain valuable experience at Law & Business Clinic on May 28, 2021.

Omar Ha-Redeye teaches in this clinic,

The Law & Business Clinic at the Ted Rogers School of Management provides free legal services in a variety of business law matters to entrepreneurs and small businesses that cannot afford to retain a lawyer. It also offers third and fourth year students majoring in Law and Business the opportunity to develop essential skills and gain valuable practical experience and exposure to the legal profession.

Under the close supervision of lawyers from Fogler, Rubinoff LLP, Miller Thomson LLP, Owens Wright LLP and Ridout & Maybee LLP, Professor Omar Ha-Redeye and Academic Director Dr. Pnina Alon-Shenker, students are able to gain “hands-on” experience as they assist clients with business law matters such as incorporation, drafting corporate documents, reviewing commercial contracts, regulatory compliance, intellectual property and employment law issues.

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