Mini Law School Online: Business Law and the Pandemic Recovery
February 2, 2021 - March 16, 2021
This special seven-week online series in Spring 2021 will focus on business law and its role in the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Open to all, this program is designed for non-lawyers, is an excellent lifelong learning opportunity, and is a great chance to get a taste of what law school is like. Participants who view at least five of the seven sessions receive a Mini Law School Certificate (no academic credit is received for participation). There are no required readings, tests, or homework assignments - just a great opportunity to learn about the law!
Individuals may participate in this special online edition of Mini Law School in two ways: (1) live, from approximately 6pm to 7:30pm MDT on the night of the lecture, or (2) on-demand at any time of your choosing, beginning approximately 2 days after the live lecture. All participants can watch any lectures they miss live by watching a recording at their convenience at a later date.
Schedule
Date |
Professor |
Topic |
Tuesday, February 2 |
The Role of Secured Transactions and the Pandemic Recovery |
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Tuesday, February 9 |
COVID-19 and Contracts |
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Tuesday, February 16 |
For Whom Does the Corporation Benefit Amid the Pandemic? |
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Tuesday, February 23 |
COVID-19 and Intellectual Property |
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Tuesday, March 2 |
The CARES Act and Tax Policy |
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Tuesday, March 9 |
The COVID Federal Reserve: The Stakes for Racial Justice and Community Development |
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Tuesday, March 16 |
Issues Facing Entrepreneurs |
For questions about the course, discounts available for groups, and financial hardship waivers, please contact us at: (303) 735-6554 or mini-law@colorado.edu