Resource Links Introduction
Law schools, bar associations, governmental agencies, the Kauffman Foundation, and many other organizations offer a wealth of resources to assist those working at intersections of law with entrepreneurship and innovation. This section of the website provides links and references to a wide variety of sources of potential assistance to legal educators and others involved with such pursuits, including brief descriptions of specific programs, focus areas, and contact information.
This section is organized in a frequently asked questions format, with answers linked to lists of several pertinent resources. While most of the resources listed are available to the public, in a few cases the referenced link can be accessed only by members of particular organizations or groups, such as members of American Bar Association sections, committees or divisions; in such cases the reference notes that subscription or membership is required. No listed resource has paid or is expected to pay any fee for being referenced in this website, which is intended for educational purposes only. No representation is made, of course, that all possible resources in the categories that follow have been included. Subscribers are encouraged to offer suggestions regarding additional and developing resources for listing in this section by using the “Submission Form” button located on the right-hand side of the webpage.
For more information on how to navigate the Resource Links section of the eLaw website, please refer to the Resource Links Overview. For a printable version of the Overview, please click here.
