Student Evaluation Form - Business & Technology Law Clinic

The Student Evaluation Form - Business & Technology Law Clinic is designed to evaluate the performance and progress of students participating in the clinic, specifically within the areas of business and technology law.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the business and technology law clinic?
A: The purpose of the business and technology law clinic is to provide students with real-world experience in the field of business and technology law.

Q: How does the business and technology law clinic work?
A: The business and technology law clinic operates like a law firm, where students work on actual legal cases under the supervision of experienced attorneys.

Q: What skills do students develop in the business and technology law clinic?
A: Students develop skills in legal research, writing, client communication, and problem-solving.

Q: Who can benefit from the services of the business and technology law clinic?
A: Small businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs can benefit from the services of the business and technology law clinic.

Q: Is there a fee for using the services of the business and technology law clinic?
A: No, the services of the business and technology law clinic are provided free of charge.

Q: Can students represent clients in court through the business and technology law clinic?
A: No, students in the business and technology law clinic do not have the authority to represent clients in court.

Q: How long does a typical case at the business and technology law clinic last?
A: The duration of a case at the business and technology law clinic can vary, but typically it lasts for one semester.

Q: Are the services of the business and technology law clinic confidential?
A: Yes, the services provided by the business and technology law clinic are confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege.

Q: What types of legal issues does the business and technology law clinic handle?
A: The business and technology law clinic handles a wide range of legal issues, including contract drafting, intellectual property, and business formation.

Q: Can students receive academic credit for participating in the business and technology law clinic?
A: Yes, students can receive academic credit for their participation in the business and technology law clinic.