We provide professional for law students interested in pursuing corporate law and for junior corporate attorneys. Training is offered on a one-on-one basis directly with individual law students and junior corporate attorneys, as well as at law firms for their corporate associates. This program focuses on the practical skills and knowledge of working as a corporate attorney by going through a comprehensive set of issues, assignments and projects that a junior corporate attorney typically works on, including the following:

• Reviewing Corporate Law Statutes 
• Forming a Corporation or LLC 
• Obtaining an EIN 
• Drafting Board Resolutions/Meeting Minutes 
• Filing a UCC Statement 
• Keeping A Corporate Record Book 
• Drafting a Shareholder Agreement 
• Conducting Due Diligence 
• Drafting a Letter of Intent 
• Drafting and Reviewing Reps and Warranties in Purchase Agreements 
• Drafting and Reviewing Disclosure Schedules to Purchase Agreements 
• Preparing for a Closing 
• Reviewing SEC Reports 

The topics covered may change and can be altered depending on your needs. Training sessions are held over the phone, through Skype or in person at any location. Contact Priya Marwah Doornbos for details and to schedule your training sessions.

Networking and Business Development

Creating Your Personal Business Plan

Successful lawyers have an established book of business and the key to developing a book of business is to have a business plan. In my years of experience I have mastered the art of creating a personal business plan and following it. Learn how to write your own plan, set goals and develop action items to accomplish your goals.

Networking Online

Establishing and building relationships is the key to developing clients and an attorney's book of business. Business development is dramatically changing format in the Web 2.0 world. Online social networking sites, such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter have become increasingly important to develop business online. Learn how to utilize these websites to develop and build relationships and to market yourself and your practice. But more importantly, learn the legal and ethical issues associated with using online social media.