Avoid this man like the plague. He makes learning about the law so painfully difficult. He teaches us like we are 3L law students at Harvard. When you say you don't understand, he repeats his useless jargon and expects that you understand. Everybody got screwed over in the final. Unless you want constant stress about your grade and want to be discouraged from going to law school, do not take this class.

I enjoyed taking this course and I would recommend it to students that are interested in learning about entrepreneurship. I probably would not take this course or professor again for the sake of saving my GPA. This class brought down my GPA and I have been getting A's in all of my other classes at UCLA. The exams for this class were unnecessarily difficult and some of the topics were not gone over thoroughly. Lectures feel rushed and disorganized, because a new topic is introduced every week, so it can be difficult to transition and keep up with the concepts. Professor gave guidance on how to grow as an individual, however, the professor has an attitude problem toward students.

Great MGMT capstone, really engaging professor.
Read. the. Syllabus. Starting week 1!
The grading is very easy but the assignment and evaluation format was kinda confusing so just be aware of what you need to do from Day 1.

Coach is one of the best professors that I've had at UCLA. He is very intelligent, encouraging, and really cares about every student's success in the course and in life. His class is long, but the interactiveness and variety of class activities he has planned make it go by fast. I would definitely recommend taking a class with coach weinhaus!!!

Take this class if you're interested in business or the law and want to learn about it in an engaging and interactive class. Class discussions are really important, and Coach makes a genuine effort to learn everyone's names and make sure everyone participates. I never felt bogged down by readings or work for this class and both Coach and the TA were always really responsive to emails if you get lost at all with the material. Overall it's really clear that he wants his students to learn, enjoy the class, and take a class with him again.

Super interesting class — I found it very useful and it helped shaped my outlook on entrepreneurship, business law, and law school.

Coach is definitely a tough-love professor, so be prepared to do the work and be ready to answer in class if called on.

There are weekly readings and a few case assignments (some individual, some group) and a group project.

The midterm was super easy, the final was incredibly difficult, but he rounds you up to the highest possible grade so I wouldn't worry about grades in this class. Just take it if you're interested in it.

He also brings in cool guest speakers that are awesome to network with.

Make sure to communicate with the TA on what he's looking for in the assignments because I believe the TA does most of the grading here, not the professor.

"Coach" Weinhaus was very knowledgeable about law, but was disrespectful to students, even cutting them off mid sentence to tell them they were wrong. I was not alone in feeling as if a men's club was created in this class, fostered by Coach. His lectures were disorganized and bounced around topics. While grading was fair and at times generous, it was so frustrating to sit in class and try to participate in the environment he created, and unless you are super interested in law (this is one of the few classes that teaches this kind of content) I wouldn't reccomend taking a class with Weinhaus.

I strongly recommend AGAINST taking this professor by all means. Incredibly rude and inconsistent regarding grading. Constant confusion regarding directions for assignments. Horrible professor.

Lowkey L. Idk tho. He kinda mid. He solid tho. waddup

AMAZING PROFESSOR! Best professor iv'e had so far at UCLA. Whether you are pre-law or interested in how you can start and scale your venture , this class is for you! You get to read and analyze real cases (shortened BY A LOT, for simplicity), and as pre-law you get the benefit of being exposed to IRAC, and as an entrepreneur you get to learn from the mistakes and strong-suits of past and presently operated businesses. As a pre-law student in this class I absolutely appreciated the intro videos he releases to prepare you for the format of law school, as well as tips on how to pass the BAR! The end-of-quarter project is also something that will stay memorable to me as it allows for you to be creative all while learning valuable information you will definitely use in the future.