JD/MBA Student at Wake Forest University
Jay Haws
Jay Haws is a law student at Wake Forest University School of Law focused on corporate law, finance, and business strategy. His work spans litigation involving corporate clients and academic research on legal frameworks shaping modern business. He has a particular interest in the intersection of law and sports, including NIL regulation, private equity investment in athletic organizations, and the commercialization of sports. Jay aims to build a career advising businesses and investors on complex legal and strategic decisions.
Sports and Entertainment Society Blog
Student blog posts for legal trends in sports
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Blog Publication outlining NC Court ruling expanding NIL activities to public high school athletes in October of 2024
My Professional Experience
Experiences during both Undergraduate Studies and Professional Degree Studies
- -Lester Law, Legal Intern
Assisted attorneys in researching and drafting complaints, demand letters, and responsive briefs
Drafted and filed two complaints for the breach of a land transfer contracts
Worked directly with client to accomplish appraisal and partition of inherited familial property
Drafted other legal documents, such as notice to quit, pre-trial motions, and interoffice memoranda
- -Minnesota Twins, Guest Services Associate
Assisted in day-to-day guest services operations, including crowd management and ticket support
Contributed engaging personality in a vibrant stadium atmosphere
- -HighMark Wealth Management, Intern
Involved in client meeting process, from scheduling and preparing meetings to documenting key insights and completing follow-up tasks
Proactively researched and assisted analysts with daily tasks
Constructed portfolio performance analyses to assist in providing insights to clients about their managed assets
- -Stillwater Loggers, Collegiate Summer Team Owner/Manager – Volunteer
Scheduled 30+ games to prepare players for collegiate-level baseball
Managed fundraising efforts resulting in over $10k in revenue over three years
Volunteered coaching skills for community development by offering free annual youth clinics
Responsible for the development of fundamental skills to transfer to a higher level
- -Wake Forest School of Law, Research Assistant - Professor Gregory Parks
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Phone: 651-491-8615
Email: hawsj24@wfu.edu
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