The Global Experience Module is an intensive program designed to introduce experienced foreign-trained attorneys to key aspects of US business law.

The goals of the US Corporate Law and Governance Program are to introduce students to the corporate form in the US. Topics covered include the corporate voting system; the power of the board of directors, and typical board structure and operations for a public corporation; the business judgment rule; fiduciary duties including duty of care and duty of loyalty; shareholder litigation; insider trading; securities regulation; public offerings; private placements; antifraud liability; shelf registration; and corporate criminal and regulatory liability.

Upon completion of the program, participants will receive a Certificate from NYU Law’s Institute for Executive Education and a Certificate from IE Law School Executive Education.

LOCATIONNYU CAMPUS, GREENWICH

VILLAGE, NEW YORK

DATEMAY 27 – 31, 2019

WELCOME GET-TOGETHER

NETWORKING EVENTS

CLOSING DINNER

THE PROGRAM

“International students will learn some of the main differences between business regulation in the U.S. and Europe, U.S. business law enforcement, including criminal enforcement as well as steps companies can take to reduce the likelihood or impact of a criminal proceeding”

Stephen Choi, Professor of Law and Director of the Pollack Center at NYU

ACTIVITIES TOPICS• US Corporate Law & Governance

• Federal Securities Regulation

• Liability

US CORPORATE LAW & GOVERNANCE PROGRAMIE LAW SCHOOL & NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAWGLOBAL EXPERIENCE MODULE