Brooklyn Law School’s CUBE program offers students new ways into the legal field
Brooklyn Law School (BLS) has become one of the preeminent law schools in the country in sending students into alternative legal career paths. At the heart of that effort has is its Center for Urban Business Entrepreneurship (CUBE), which has been working to connect students with Brooklyn’s incubators, accelerators and co-working spaces.
CUBE is a program that provides clinical courses at the school and hosts public programs that highlight the startup industry and lawyers roles within it.
Last Thursday CUBE hosted an event titled, “The Evolving Definition of Workspace: Exploring the real estate and legal challenges faced by NYC’s co-working spaces” where a panel of experts who discussed the rapid growth of the startup community and the legal challenges it faces.