News and Events

Join the Center for Law and Business for a CLE presentation on the case, United States v. Vascular Solutions:  Regulation or Prosecution?  John W. Lundquist ’78 (WMCL) from Fredrikson & Byron and Michael R. Pauze, from King & Spalding in Washington, D.C. will discuss the question of how  criminal laws are used to enforce statutes, …

United States v. Vascular Solutions: Regulation or Prosecution?

Hamline Law alumni Michael Gray JD ’86 and Molly Littman JD ‘16, the IP Institute, and the Center for Law and Business at Mitchell Hamline School of Law are happy to resume a tradition and invite MHSL alumni, students, and faculty focused on intellectual property and business law to join them at this reception. Intellectual Property …

IP and Business Reception at Gray Plant Mooty

Exploring the role lawyers play as business leaders will be the focus of the Mitchell Hamline Law Review Volume 43 Symposium on Wednesday, March 22. The daylong six-credit CLE will be held from 8 am – 3 pm at Able Seedhouse + Brewery in Northeast Minneapolis. Register here. Current Mitchell Hamline students need to register but …

Law Review Symposium 2017: Lawyers as Business Leaders

Join the IP Institute at noon on February 13 in room 319 to hear from Ezhevsky Victor, Managing Partner, General Director of Ineureka and Elena L. Davydova, Patent Attorney of the Russian Federation, Patent Department Chief.  Lunch will be provided, please register to attend.

IP IS EVERYWHERE – lunchtime learning series – event #2

Patrick Arenz, legacy alum, and Emily Niles of Robins Kaplan will present a case they tried in Florida on behalf of a garage inventor against a major U.S. furniture manufacturer.  The jury came back with a $5.7 million verdict.  Lunch will be provided, please register here.  Event will be in room 125.

IP is EVERYWHERE! Lunchtime learning for Business and IP students.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is accepting applications for their Executive Pathways Internship Program.  This is an excellent opportunity for any student interested in public policy or administration.

MN Department of Human Service: Executive Pathways Internship Program

Please see the following document regarding a writing competition worth $5000 from the SEC Virtual Museum and Archive of the History of Financial Regulation.  Papers need to be submitted to Professor Jill Barclift by December 31, 2016. 2017 SEC Writing Competition

2017 Securities and Exchange Commission WRITING COMPETITION

Wednesday, November 16, 5-8PM – Room 325 The Startup Business Enterprise class presents The Business Pitch.  Students will pitch their idea to a panel of venture capitalists.  Included on the panel are: Alex French and Andrew Healy, Founders, Bizzy Coffee Alex and Andrew started Bizzy with one goal in mind; to produce the healthiest and …

The Business Pitch by students of The Startup Business Enterprise

Kelley Board Room Tuesday, October 11 5 to 6 PM Register here All students are invited to attend and hear about the certificate programs offered through the Center for Law and Business.  Learn what this credential could mean for your legal career. Food will be provided for those who register!

Law and Business Certificate Information Session