Clinics

With 25 diverse clinics, the University of Minnesota Law School’s nationally ranked clinical training program offers students many opportunities to hone their legal skills and gain real-world experience with clients in a supportive setting. More than 50% of our students participate in at least one clinic program.

Under the Student Practice Rule adopted by the Minnesota Supreme Court, clinic students are permitted to represent clients in actual court and administrative agency proceedings under the supervision of clinic faculty.

Clinics

• Bankruptcy
• Business Law
• Child Advocacy & Juvenile Justice
• Civil Practice
• Civil Rights Enforcement
• Community Legal Partnership for Health
• Community Mediation
• Consumer Protection
• Criminal Defense
• Detainee Rights
• Employment Law
• Environment & Energy Law
• Family Law
• Federal Defense
• Federal Immigration Litigation
• Housing Law
• Human Rights Litigation & International Legal Advocacy
• Immigration & Human Rights Law
• Indian Child Welfare
• Innocence Project
• Insurance Law
• Intellectual Property & Entrepreneurship
• Misdemeanor Prosecution
• Rural Immigrant Access 
• Tax (Federal Income)