CARES (asylum) Clinic: 610-519-6839; Civil Justice Clinic: 610-519-6417; Farmworker Legal Aid Clinic: 610-519-6839; Federal Tax Clinic: 610-519-4123

Providing free legal representation to under-represented individuals by law students working under close faculty supervision.

Income Guidelines:
Civil Justice Clinic, Farmworker Clinic & Interdisciplinary Health Law Clinic applicants must meet legal services financial guidelines.
CARES (asylum) Clinic and the Clinic for law and Entrepreneurship applicants have no income guidelines.
Federal Tax Clinic applicants’ income must not exceed 250% of federal poverty guidelines.

Referrals & appointments required. No walk-ins. Cases are screened for case type & financial eligibility & are selected for their educational value to the student-lawyers. The office operates year-round but only accepts cases during the academic year.

The Clinic for Law and Entrepreneurship selects clients based on a variety of factors, including whether the prospective client has access to the traditional marketplace for legal services, their potential impact on society or communities, and the timing and character of their needs. Selection preference is accorded to ventures that embrace triple bottom line business objectives.

CARES (asylum) Clinic: Students represent refugees seeking
asylum protection in the U.S. because of
threatened persecution in the countries from
which they fled.
Civil Justice Clinic: Students represent clients in a range of civil
matters including custody, support, disability,
consumer matters, housing & employment.
Farmworker Clinic: Students represent clients in agricultural &
agricultural-related settings throughout eastern
and central Pennsylvania.
Federal Tax Clinic: Students represent low-income taxpayers in
controversies before the Internal Revenue
Service & in the U.S. Tax Court.
Health Law Clinic: Law students & graduate nursing students
work collaboratively representing low-income
clients in health-related matters.
The Clinic for Law
and Entrepreneurship: Provides direct representation to
entrepreneurs, businesses, and social
ventures from the Philadelphia region.
No divorce, bankruptcy or criminal cases are accepted.

Caitlin Barry, Esq.

Andrea Meals