UCLA began in the early 1970s with litigation-focused skills clinics and these remain the bedrock of the program. Today, they have evolved to include an increasing focus on live-client work where, in combination with extensive classroom simulation exercises, students represent real clients in a wide variety of settings.
 
Live Client Clinic offerings include:
 
Asylum Clinic​
Civil Rights Litigation Clinic
Community Economic Development
Criminal Defense Clinic
Fact Investigation and Discovery in Complex Matters Clinic
First Amendment Amicus Brief Clinic
Frank G. Wells Environmental Law Clinic
Human Rights Law & Technology
Interviewing and Counseling
Mediation Clinic
Ninth Circuit Appellate Advocacy Clinic​
Public Policy Advocacy
Real Estate Law Clinic
Street Law
Supreme Court Clinic​
Trial Advocacy Clinic (year-long)
Tribal Legal Development Clinic​
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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