Dana A. Thompson, ’99, is a clinical professor of law and directs Michigan Law’s Transactional Law Clinics Program, the Community Enterprise Clinic, and the Zell Entrepreneurship Clinic. She has devoted most of her legal career to representing community-based organizations and small businesses on transactional matters to advance economic, racial, and social justice in urban communities.
Featured Scholarship
"Lawyers as Social Engineers: How Lawyers Should Use Their Social Capital to Achieve Economic Justice"
Michigan Journal of Race and Law
- Law and Social Sciences
"Caring for the Souls of Our Students: The Evolution of a Community Economic Development Clinic During Turbulent Times"
Clinical Law Review
- Public Interest Law
"Accelerating the Growth of the Next Generation of Innovators"
Ohio State Entrepreneurial Business Law Journal
"L3CS: An Innovative Choice for Urban Entrepreneurs and Urban Revitalization"
American University Business Law Review
- Administrative Law
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