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Mission
“With the students' guidance, businesses can get off to a running start--and keep on going. ... The clinic is practicing what Congress preached when it pushed through welfare reforms: helping people support themselves and their families without depending on government handouts.”
—The Chicago Sun Times
To secure and expand economic liberty in inner-city Chicago, the Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship provides legal representation to aspiring entrepreneurs, educates and inspires law students through real-world experience, and advocates for greater appreciation of entrepreneurship.
The IJ Clinic has three key initiatives:
Assistance for
Entrepreneurs
To provide high quality legal representation to aspiring entry-level entrepreneurs on transactional matters;
Educating Law Students
To educate, train and inspire law students at the University of Chicago Law School to be advocates of entrepreneurs; and
Economic Liberty
To advocate for economic liberty and inner-city entrepreneurship as vital forces that hold the power to transform individuals, their families and communities.
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