Wayne State legal clinic helps entreprenuers
Would-be Detroit entrepreneurs have an ally at Wayne State University’s Small Business Law Center.
Would-be Detroit entrepreneurs have an ally in Wayne State University’s
Small Business Law Center. Twenty-eight have been aided by the clinic
since it opened in January 2007.
Excerpt:
Wayne State, [Clinic director Dana] Roach said, is focused on growing the region’s small-business economy.
“The
Michigan economy has been ailing for a while, and part of the reason is
lack of diversity,” she said. “Small businesses create the most new
jobs, and creative entrepreneurs need the resources to successfully
create new jobs.”
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