Clinics at the Legal Services Center

From the Harvard Law Record archive:
Registration Advice from a 2L: Next Fall Think Legal Services

The Legal Services Center assists over 1,100 clients per year with their civil legal problems in several different substantive areas of law. The Center's law practice is organized in over a dozen 'clinics' in which students elect to specialize, providing direct services to clients under the supervision of our experienced Clinical Instructors and Fellows.   Students interested in working in one of the following clinics should click on the link below to see the courses that feed into these clinics:

• Administrative/Disability Law Clinic
• Domestic Violence Clinic
• Estate Planning Clinic
• Family Law Clinic
• Health Law and Policy Clinic (Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation)
• Food Law and Policy Clinic (Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation)
• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Law Clinic
• Post Foreclosure Eviction Defense Housing Clinic
• Predatory Lending/Consumer Protection Clinic
• Veterans Legal Clinic

The clinics are housed in the following practice units: The Family and Children's Law Unit; the Health, Disability and Planning Unit; the Housing Law Litigation Unit; and the Predatory Lending and Consumer Protection Unit.