Event Title

Concurrent Session 6C. The Role of Law Schools in Supporting Solo and Small Firm Lawyers to Address Access to Justice

Location

Room 402

Start Date

6-10-2012 1:50 PM

End Date

6-10-2012 2:50 PM

Description

Identifies ways in which law schools, law students, non-profits and solo and small firm lawyers can collaborate through curricula, clinical practices and private practices to provide legal services to unrepresented clients. Discusses need for solo and small firm lawyers to deliver legal services to low and moderate income clients, the potential for unbundled legal services, the potential for virtual firms, and the role of law schools in developing public interest private practices. The panel will also present a non-profit created by a law school that addresses the need.

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Oct 6th, 1:50 PM Oct 6th, 2:50 PM

Concurrent Session 6C. The Role of Law Schools in Supporting Solo and Small Firm Lawyers to Address Access to Justice

Room 402

Identifies ways in which law schools, law students, non-profits and solo and small firm lawyers can collaborate through curricula, clinical practices and private practices to provide legal services to unrepresented clients. Discusses need for solo and small firm lawyers to deliver legal services to low and moderate income clients, the potential for unbundled legal services, the potential for virtual firms, and the role of law schools in developing public interest private practices. The panel will also present a non-profit created by a law school that addresses the need.