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Property, Intellectual Property, & Real Estate Law

Why do you use simulations and real world case studies in the Real Estate Development Law class?

Rick Daley "It's all about creating context. Transactional business lawyers get paid to help their clients achieve their stated business objectives. The starting point in every simulation, case study, and drafting assignment we do in Real Estate Development Law is the client – what it wants to accomplish and the unique obstacles and opportunities it faces in its quest to do so. The students are tasked with applying their knowledge of the law to make judgments and take actions that are designed to advance their client's particular cause. The vast majority of our time is spent trying to understand the business of a real estate developer and then examining what a lawyer can do to help the developer reach its business goals."

Richard C. Daley
Senior Lecturer in Law

Faculty

Moritz faculty members who teach Property, Intellectual Property, & Real Estate Law courses include:

Douglas A. Berman
William B. Saxbe Designated Professor of Law

Michael Braunstein
Professor of Law

Daniel C.K. Chow
Joseph S. Platt-Porter Wright Morris & Arthur Professor of Law

Amy J. Cohen
Assistant Professor of Law

Richard C. Daley
Senior Lecturer in Law

Bruce S. Johnson
Associate Dean for Information Services; Thomas J. and Mary E. Heck and Leo H. Faust Memorial Designated Professor of Law

Edward Lee
Professor of Law

Allan J. Samansky
Robert J. Watkins/Procter & Gamble Designated Professor of Law

Peter P. Swire
C. William O'Neill Professor in Law and Judicial Administration

Annecoos Wiersema
Assistant Professor of Law