Assistance with small business and unemployment insurance benefit matters currently is offered by appointment. Law students interview the clients that attend these clinics on an individual basis. Students speak with an on-site supervising attorney during the clinic to obtain legal advice for the client. All cases accepted for full representation by the Law Center are screened through the clinics. They learn how to manage case files, interview clients, draft legal documents, take depositions, argue cases in court, resolve disputes, handle legal transactions, and generally perform case handling tasks.
Guest speakers bring practical experience to the classroom.
Supervising attorneys monitor students' work as they learn these skills. The Law Center makes an effort to inform individuals of their legal rights, thus helping them to prevent legal problems. In order to accomplish this, law students provide free workshops to the community and prepare and distribute educational materials.