Students draw from all they have learned in law school to serve actual clients.
Clinic classes fortify them with skills training in interviewing, negotiating, and trial exercies, and provide time to reflect on their client contacts and the substantive law involved in each case. Students leave the clinic with a measure of confidence, and with a variety of experiences that will aid them in their careers. Among these is the opportunity to assist low income clients with their unmet legal needs. I consider my role in preparing new lawyers a most fulfilling and rewarding endeavor. Health Law, Social Security Disability, Trial and Appellate Practice.