Build a Thriving Transactional Law Career at Baylor
Prepare for a high-stakes legal career.
Transactional law is the engine driving today’s business world. From startups to multinational corporations, the demand for skilled transactional lawyers is soaring. Baylor Law School is your launchpad to a successful career in this dynamic field.
Our program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to excel. You’ll have opportunities to:
- Navigate complex deals: Master contract negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property law.
- Understand business: Develop a keen understanding of the legal impact on finance, economics, and business strategy.
- Manage risk effectively: Protect your clients’ interests while maximizing opportunities.
Our Commitment to Excellence:
- World-class faculty: Learn from experienced practitioners who are at the top of their field.
- Immersive curriculum: Gain hands-on experience through required courses and real-world simulations.
- Tailored education: Choose from specialized tracks to focus on your career goals.
- Practice-ready graduates: Our program is designed to ensure you hit the ground running.
Every student gains valuable experience in Transactional Practice through a heavily required three-year curriculum that provides a strong foundation for whatever area of practice he or she decides to pursue. In the third year, that experience is put to the test, when transactional cases are integrated into Baylor’s renowned Practice Court.
Beyond the required courses, students can elect to dive deeper into specialized areas through a series of transactional “Professional Tracks.” The journey offers students the opportunity to work one-on-one with a professor in a custom-designed transactional “Capstone.”
Baylor Law School’s transactional program is more than just a degree; it's an investment in your future. Are you ready to build a successful legal career?
“At Baylor Law, I was able to take some really wonderful courses that built a firm foundation in transactional practice.”
—Dathan Voelter, JD '99
Director, Germania Farm Mutual Insurance Association
