University-based Legal Clinics

University-based legal clinics are programs operated by law schools where law students gain practical experience by providing legal assistance to individuals and communities, often under the supervision of licensed attorneys. These clinics focus on real-world cases, helping clients with issues like family law, immigration, or tenant rights. They serve the dual purpose of training future lawyers while offering valuable legal services to those who might not afford them. This hands-on learning approach fosters essential skills like research, writing, and client interaction, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the legal field.