Bluhm Legal Clinic

Leadership in Education, Justice, and Legal Reform

The Bluhm Legal Clinic trains law students to be skilled, ethical, and reform-minded professionals. In addition to learning lawyering skills such as interviewing, counseling, negotiating, writing, and appellate and trial advocacy, students are urged to scrutinize the quality of justice. Work done by Bluhm Legal Clinic students, faculty, and staff often contributes to reform initiatives arising from representation of individuals and groups. Learn more about Legal Clinic initiatives by watching our overview video.

Bluhm Legal Clinic Publication
The Legal Clinic produced a publication highlighting the work of the 13 centers which comprise the Clinic. These centers house over 20 clinics offered to the students of Northwestern Law.

Donations
The Legal Clinic relies on charitable contributions to provide diverse learning opportunities for students, to offer services to clients who may not be able to afford legal representation, to fund fellowships at the Clinic, to help with operating expenses, and much more. Thank you for your support. Make a Gift