Project Start-Up

Project Start-up is the Center for Business and Financial Law's project that focuses on new and small companies.

Project Start-up is supported by New York Law School's courses related to forming, operating, advising, and raising capital for small businesses, including:

Business Planning: Financing the Start-Up Business and Venture Capital

Transactional Law Clinic: Start-Ups and Non-Profits

Business Planning for the Closely Held Enterprise

Advising Entreprenuers 

Private Capital Markets

Agency, Partnership, and Limited Liability Entities 

New York Law School graduates have started their own successul companies. Examples of recent gradutes include Jeffrey Mullen '05, the founder and CEO of the award-winning Dynamics, Inc., a mobile payments technology company, and Robert Niznik '11, the founder of Shpoonkle, an on-line marketplace for attorneys.