Experience — solving real problems, serving real clients — is an essential ingredient in the training of every SLS student.
Founded in 2005, the Mills Legal Clinic is a vital part of Stanford Law’s mission to prepare every student for the challenges, responsibilities and rewards of a career as a legal professional. Providing individualized, hands-on learning opportunities, this intensive training ground shapes future lawyers of every career aspiration, whether they choose to work in a large firm, become entrepreneurs, make policy or engage in full-time public service. And because clinic is a full-time experience — an SLS distinction — you can immerse yourself without distractions.
News from MLC
Landmark Ruling Marks Victory for Same-Sex Couples and a Grand Slam for Clinic's Team
Cause Lawyering Is Cause Celebre at 2015 SLS Commencement
Organizations & Transactions Clinic: A Day in the Life
Where Are They Now? An Interview with SLS Alum, Courtney Quiros (JD '14)
IRC Wins Asylum on Behalf of Central American Refugee
Clinic Students Help Senior Graduate from High School
About the Clinic
Pro Bono Opportunity at MLC
Social Security Disability Pro Bono Project
The SLS Social Security Disability Project (SSDP), the Law School’s only in-house pro bono project, gives students the opportunity to work directly with local homeless clients.
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read more about SSDP in stanford lawyer issue 92