Clinics

Clinics are an integral part of the educational process at Touro Law. Available to full-time students starting in their second year and part-time students starting in their third year, clinics provide students with an opportunity to represent actual clients with real legal problems and to work with experienced attorney-professors. Under the close supervision of faculty, clinic students advise clients and appear on their behalf in court or at administrative hearings.
In addition to providing valuable first-hand experience, clinics help students hone essential professional skills such as interviewing, drafting legal documents, and investigating and developing evidence.
Currently, several clinics are offered including:
  • Advanced In-House Clinic (offered Spring semesters)
  • Bankruptcy and Mortgage Foreclosure Clinic
  • Child Support Mediation Clinic
  • Criminal Defense Clinic (offered Spring semesters)
  • Criminal Prosecution Clinic (offered at Suffolk DA in Fall semesters and at Kings County DA in Spring Semesters)
  • Education Justice Clinic
  • Immigration Rights Advocacy Clinic
  • Landlord-Tenant Mediation Clinic
  • Senior Citizens Law Project
  • Small Business and Not-for-Profit Law Clinic  
  • Veterans' and Servicemembers' Right Clinic
For more information, please visit the links below. 

 

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