Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship

Kane Center Clinics Hiring for Summer 2013

2013 Summer Jobs in the Kane Center Clinics
Law School Office of Communications
January 8, 2013

In summer 2013 the clinical law program plans to hire a number of law students to work in the various clinics in the Kane Center.  Positions will be open for the following clinics:

Faculty: 
Jeff Leslie

Unleashing Chicago’s Job Creators

Date: 
10.10.2012
Location: 
Room V

Following the Great Recession, job creation has become a central issue in American politics and media.  As the government struggles to promote job creation from above, entrepreneurs around the country and here in Chicago have the potential to pioneer new businesses that stimulate job growth from the ground up.  Too often, governments tie up entrepreneurs’ creative potential with

Faculty: 
Elizabeth Kregor

IJ Clinic's Beth Kregor's Testimony About Proposed Amendments to Chicago Food Truck Legislation

Beth Kregor’s Awesome Public Hearing Testimony
Alex Levine/Beth Kregor
Food Truck Freak
July 20, 2012

Beth Kregor is the director of the Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago Law School. She & the IJ Clinic have been organizing informational events and providing information and resources in order to help fight Chicago’s oppressive legislation.

Faculty: 
Elizabeth Kregor

Beth Kregor Interviewed for "Chicagoland Shakedown: Why It's Impossible to Run A Business Without Breaking the Law"

Chicagoland Shakedown: Why It's Impossible to Run A Business Without Breaking the Law
PJTV
May 29, 2012

Istria Cafe is a small business in Chicago, one of the most over-regulated cities in America. PJTV's Alexis Garcia interviews the Pribaz brothers, the owners of Istria Cafe, to show you how regulations are destroying businesses and jobs.

Faculty: 
Elizabeth Kregor

Law Students Serve the Public, Further Their Careers Through Clinical Education

In Chicago’s clinics, students put their classroom knowledge to practical use in the areas of environmental law, domestic violence, entrepreneurialism, and much more.

Even before they are admitted to the bar, students at the University of Chicago Law School can put their developing expertise to work and actually practice law in one of our many clinics. Our clinical programs are both broad and deep, offering students experience in criminal and civil law, in public service and the private sector, in litigation and transactional work and advocacy.

IJ Clinic's Beth Kregor Lists "Five Ways to Give Chicagoans the Food Trucks They Deserve"

Five ways to give Chicagoans the food trucks they deserve
Beth Kregor
Crain's Chicago Business
May 16, 2012

In his May 10 article, "Chicago deserves better rules on food trucks," restaurateur Glenn Keefer litanies unsubstantiated complaints about food-truck operators, whom he likens to pirates. He suggests the city should limit the number of food trucks and dictate where they go to keep them away from restaurants like his.

Faculty: 
Elizabeth Kregor
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