Handles a variety of civil cases, with a primary focus on landlord-tenant cases and housing-related civil matters as part of the state-funded Housing Justice Project.

Shifts the focus from the “system” to the community members most affected by the criminal legal system: those facing charges and their families.

Challenges discrimination against non-citizens and works to advance the civil and constitutional rights of people who are incarcerated.

Provides free legal services to individuals needing representation in family matters, including restraining orders, divorces, custody issues, and support issues.

Employs a legal design framework to understand and respond to housing inequity in New Jersey and seeks to offer high-impact support to tenants.

Assists people from all over the world who need protection from persecution, trafficking, and torture, as well as non-citizens who have survived domestic violence, workplace abuse or other violent crimes in the United States.

Focuses on federal appellate and other important cases, such as representing an indigent client before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, or amicus briefs before other federal courts of appeals or the New Jersey Supreme Court.

This clinic provides hands-on experience for law students on topics such tax issues, corporate governance, real estate, contracts, and risk management.

The Community Wealth Building Transactional Law Clinic provides transactional legal services to community groups and organizations working on projects aimed at creating systemic economic change.