Law School's Nonprofit Clinic to Benefit Students, Community
September 2, 2009, UVAToday — The University of Virginia School of Law launched its 20th clinic this year, a course designed to offer law students real-world transactional experience that will also benefit the nonprofit community.
The Nonprofit Clinic is a for-credit expansion of one of the Law School's existing pro bono programs, which for the past two years has provided legal support to local nonprofits. The new clinic is offered in cooperation with the Legal Aid Justice Center and the Charlottesville-based Center for Nonprofit Excellence.
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