Tag: Pro Bono

Are you interested in spending the Spring semester in Washington, D.C. working as a legal intern in a federal government office, conducting research and providing legal advice and assistance on policy, legislative or regulatory matters? Join us to learn more about the Semester in Washington Clinic.

Please join us for our third and last lunch talk and coffee chat of the semester by Dr. Linda Piwowarczyk, Director of the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights! “Each year individuals flee their countries in search of safety due to persecution – Many of whom have experienced severe forms of trauma. Through […]

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The Government Lawyer clinic allows students to examine firsthand the roles and responsibilities of a federal prosecutor. Students are placed at the United States Attorney’s Office in Boston. Work may include research, writing, witness preparation, working with evidence, and attending hearings. Join us to learn more about these opportunities.

HLS offers one combined Supreme Court Litigation Clinic in which students have the opportunity to gain experience in Supreme Court and appellate-level litigation through involvement in pending cases. Students work in teams under the supervision of prominent and experienced attorneys to learn the skills, structure, and methodology of litigating a Supreme Court case. Join us to learn more about this clinic.

The Emmett Environmental Law and Policy Clinic offers students an opportunity to do real-life and real-time legal and policy work. Clinic offerings include local, national and international projects covering the spectrum of environmental issues. Join us to learn more about these opportunities.

Join us to learn how you can work with Professor Lucie White and Ghanian organizations that focus on the human rights dimensions of Ghana’s health policies and practices. 

Are you interested in developing cutting-edge policy recommendations at the state and national levels in both the legislative and regulatory arenas? Join us to learn more about the Health Law and Policy Clinic.

Are you interested in providing direct representation to parents/guardians of children who have been affected by family violence or other adverse experiences and who are not getting the special education services they need? Do you want to learn more about legislative advocacy, administrative advocacy, community outreach, report writing, coalition building, and media strategies? Join us to learn more about these opportunities.

Are you interested in providing legal assistance to small businesses, entrepreneurs and community organizations? Do you want to learn about business formation, contract review and negotiation, commercial financing, leasing, community economic development, and other transactional legal services? Join us to learn more about these opportunities.

Join us to learn more about how you can work with the Community Enterprise Project to stimulate business development, increase access to capital, promote job growth, and enable sustainable affordable home ownership.

Do you want to talk about legal opinions, sentences, and judicial matters with a judge? Join us for a discussion of the Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic and the opportunity to work with real judges.