International Project Development and Finance Short Course

1 credits · Law School

This course will be based on a set of hypothetical facts devised by Prof. Deemer, involving a client developing an electric power project outside the United States. The course will provide experience in reviewing, negotiating and revising project documents similar to actual documents used in international projects. The goal of the course is to provide the student with an understanding of how projects are actually put together, and to provide experience similar to advising/representing actual clients on international projects. In devising the hypothetical project, Prof. Deemer will draw on his experience in the development and financing of projects in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. Although the hypothetical will involve an electric power project, the principles involved will also be applicable to international projects in many other industries. Prerequisite: Corporations or Corporations and Business Entities. Students who have completed LAW 8161 International Project Development and Finance Short Course may not enroll in this course. Enrollment limited. Pass/Fail. [1]