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Elliott S. Milstein Civil Advocacy Clinic Student attorneys in the Elliott S. Milstein Civil Advocacy Clinic support low-income clients to achieve access to justice, with a focus on representing survivors of intimate partner violence and other DC residents who are disproportionately negatively...

Community Economic and Equity Development Clinic Community Economic and Equity Development (CEED) student attorneys assist small businesses, workers' cooperatives, housing cooperatives, and nonprofit organizations in the District of Columbia and Maryland.

Criminal Justice Clinic The Criminal Justice Clinic (CJC) is designed to teach student attorneys about the theory and practice of advocacy in the criminal and juvenile justice systems with the knowledge that these skills apply to lawyering in many other settings.

Decarceration and Re-Entry Clinic The Decarceration and Re-Entry Clinic (DREC) serves youthful offenders who are currently incarcerated and are seeking to re-enter society.

Disability Rights Law Clinic The DRLC is a one-semester clinic in which law students represent clients in a variety of matters related to disability law and people with disabilities (both mental and physical).

Entrepreneurship Law Clinic The Entrepreneurship Law Clinic will provide students with an immersive experience in general transactional practice, with an emphasis on serving social enterprises, early stage entrepreneurs, and small businesses in greater Washington, D.C. Enrolled...

Gender Justice Clinic Student attorneys in the Gender Justice Clinic represent clients in a wide range of cases including family law, immigration, public benefits, domestic violence, housing, wills/advance directives/probate, and other court, administrative and...

This full-year clinic will be offered for the twenty-third year in 2024-2025. Supervising faculty for the clinic will be Clinic Director Professor Victoria Phillips, Practitioner-in-Residence Tracie Siddiqui, and Adjunct Patent Supervisor David Grossman.

Immigrant Justice Clinic The Immigrant Justice Clinic (IJC) provides representation on a broad range of cases and projects involving individual immigrants and migrants, and their communities, both in the D.C. metropolitan area and overseas.

International Human Rights Law Clinic The International Human Rights Law Clinic (IHRLC) offers student attorneys the opportunity to represent non-U.S. citizens and organizations working to defend the human rights of non-U.S. citizens in a broad range of settings, including regional and...

Janet R. Spragens Federal Income Tax Clinic In the Janet R. Spragens Federal Tax Clinic, student attorneys represent low income individuals who are being audited by the Internal Revenue Service.

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