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King Hall Clinics

At UC Davis School of Law, we take pride in the unique array of clinical experiences available to every student. Our in-house Clinical Programs include specialized work in civil rights, family law and domestic violence, prisoners’ rights, immigration law, and appellate advocacy. Our students, under the mentorship of talented faculty experts, develop a keen awareness of their own unique skills and passions as lawyers. Clinics, operated in a collaborative trial team setting, allow students to work alongside veteran faculty and attorneys and learn invaluable skills as they help those most in need.

The information below relates to the live-client Clinics at King Hall; please see "Externships" for information about that program.

To Whom Should You Direct Your Questions?

After reviewing these Guidelines, contact the Office Managers for each Clinic. The Clinical Administrator Rena Contreras may also be consulted.

The following faculty are the supervisors for the UC Davis School of Law Clinics: