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"I am interested in participating in this course because it seems like a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in international transactions while serving clients in developing countries. Having grown up in a third-world country, I am very excited at the possibility of being involved in tis clinic, which empowers individuals through microfinance. I hope to be able to put my classroom learning of Transactional Drafting, Cross-Border Deal Making, and Corporations law into practice and to hone and develop these skills." Daniel Lindquist ('12)
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"The ITC has provided pretty much the only opportunities for me to do real work for real clients (i.e., non-class-exercise / non-hypothetical work). Also, it is one of the relatively few courses in which to explore transactional law, which is de-emphasized in law school compared to controversy-based law (i.e., litigation & regulation). The clinicians are great—truly committed to making the clinic both a pedagogical experience and a practical difference-maker. The projects are worthy and meaningful, as well as educational. And your fellow students are smart, ambitious, and friendly." Matthew Miller, ('11) |