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The Association of Securities and Exchange Commission's annual law student awards deadline is just around the corner. Each year the ASECA conducts a writing competition among law students who are attending accredited law schools in the United States.
Three cash prizes will be awarded at the ASECA Annual Dinner. The first place recipient will recieve an award of $5,000. The scond place award will be $3,000 and the the third place at $2,000.
Candidates for the ASECA award will write on any topic in the field of securities law.
Both JD and LLM candidates are eligable. All submissions must be received no later than November 13, 2009.
Get all of the details here.
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