IJ Clinic on Entrepreneurship
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Every American has an important right to dream a big dream and start a small business. That’s called economic liberty. The Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago Law School advocates for economic liberty, so that entrepreneurs from Chicago’s inner city can chart their own courses in life, build up neighborhoods, and create jobs. We provide free legal assistance, access to resources, and advocacy for entrepreneurs in the Chicago area. | |
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Recipe for Success: Starting & Growing a Food Business in Chicago On Saturday, April 27, the IJ Clinic hosted Recipe for Success: Starting & Growing a Food Business in Chicago. Two hundred food entrepreneurs showed up bright and early to learn the tricks of the trade and network with other members of Chicago's food business community. |
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My Streets My Eats Chicago Mobile Food Symposium and Meet Up On April 14, 2012, the IJ Clinic on Entrepreneurship hosted “My Streets My Eats: Chicago Mobile Food Symposium and Meet Up.” Over 150 entrepreneurs, scholars, government officials, and activists gathered to discuss the the importance of street food in urban cultures and economies, the need to reform vending laws in Chicago, and develop a model for city governments that would allow street vending to flourish. |
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Read Our Updated Study on Barriers to Entry for Chicago Entrepreneurs Want to create a job in Chicago? It is not that easy. Especially in such tough economic times, people may be shocked to discover the lengths to which the city of Chicago and the state of Illinois go to discourage entrepreneurs who seek to create jobs for themselves and others. This updated report by the Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship documents how government regulations. |
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The University of Chicago Law School, 6020 S University Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
(Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship)
