Draft contracts, negotiate deals, and counsel clients.
Today, clients expect their attorneys to contribute high quality, cost effective services from day one. The principal goal of our Transactional Law Program is to give our students a basic foundation of transactional practice skills they will need as they enter legal practice.
Develop skills in contract drafting and analysis, negotiation, client counseling, and structuring and closing transactions. Learn from seasoned transactional practitioners through intensive, hands-on training and practice. Acquire key practice skills that will help you stand out as you launch your legal career.
You may take a few of these skills courses as part of a well-rounded JD or LLM curriculum. Or, as a JD student, you may want to earn a concentration in transactional practice by fulfilling the core business, elective, and skills courses requirements.
The Transactional Law Program complements BU Law’s excellent business and finance doctrinal course offerings. Sample courses include: