In the law school’s direct representation clinics, students serve either as client representatives or third party neutrals. They work directly with members of the community on real cases, developing both legal craft and professional judgment in real time.

The learning environment is one of formative assessment as fulltime faculty and professional staff support students in honing discrete skills.

Among the direct representation clinics offered throughout the academic year, in small group settings include: (click on each clinic for more information)

• Mediation Clinic
  

• Family Law Basic Clinic
  

• Family Law Complex Clinic
  

• Probate/Estate Planning Clinic
  

• Access to Justice Clinic
  

• Guardianship Clinic