Hi All:

I taught the course last year for an MBA class and used "The
Entrepreneurs Guide to Business Law" by Constance E. Bagley and Craig E.
Dauchy, published by Thomson/Southwestern, copyright 2003, ISBN
0324042914.  I thought it was a pretty good text.  

It takes a fictitious entrepreneur through leaving her old job, starting
up a new company, and of course various legal problems, venture capital
situations, going public, and as I recall finally selling out.

Maybe it would be useful.

Dan Warner  

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I'm teaching a course next fall in "Law & Entrepreneurship."  This will
be
an upper-level course for students who have already taken Business Law.
I
have lots of flexibility concerning what I teach and how I teach it.
Has
anyone taught this sort of course before, and if so, can you point me to
a
good basic text or other good materals?

Thanks.

David Opderbeck
Assistant Professor, Law Department
Baruch College, City University of New York