Charleston School of Law
center for business and
transactional law
ABOUT THE CENTER
The Center for Business and Transactional Law’s mission is to create and expand business law opportunities for students and the legal community in South Carolina.
FACULTY AND STAFF
The Charleston School of Law faculty are dedicated to both their fields of study and to teaching the next generation of transactional law lawyers.
student opportunities
Through the Center for Business and Transactional Law interested students benefit from opportunities to collaborate and compete based on real-world experiences and diverse extracurricular activities.
Student Opportunities
Through the Center for Business and Transactional Law interested students benefit from opportunities to collaborate and compete based on real-world experiences and diverse extracurricular activities that enrich the law school experience.
The Center for Business and Transactional Law offers year-round opportunities for students to practice their transactional skills through bootcamps, informal training sessions, internal competitions and participation in national competitions. (MISSING)
The Center for Business and Transactional Law is also committed to providing law students with access to modern and cutting-edge library resources and databases for learning and practicing transactional skills. The Center for Business and Transactional Law liaises with the Charleston School of Law library staff to provide specialized transactional law training sessions.
Some opportunities include:
- Lunch and Learn guest speakers
- Professionalism Series events
- Internships and Corporate Externships
- Transactional Law Team link
- Business Law Society link
The Center for Business and Transactional Law includes the Transactional Law Team which is an advocacy program for students to hone their transactional law negotiating and drafting skills by focusing on practical skills opportunities and national competitions.
Transactional Law Competition
Series
of the support for CSOL’s Transactional Law Team.
Law School
Competition
Competition
all their hard work.
Meeting
in Chicago
their competition. The project consisted of representing a hospital trying to expand into another county buy buying an already
existing hospital.