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Legal Clinics

Housing Justice Project
As of April 1, 2008, the Housing Justice Project Walk-In Clinics will not be held in the Law Library. Instead, the clinics will take place in HJP's office in Room W314 from 4-6pm on Mondays and Thursdays.

Downtown Legal Clinic
Every Thursday, from 12-2pm, a Neighborhood Legal Clinic is held at the King County Law Library for any King County resident who needs legal help, regardless of income.  Individuals needing advice must set up an appointment by calling 206-267-7070.   Three volunteer attorneys will offer their time with the understanding that they will not represent the person with whom they are meeting.  “The clinics provide advice on civil issues. ASL interpreters will be provided when requested. Foreign language interpreters will be provided pending availability of funds.”  The Neighborhood Legal Clinics are a service of the King County Bar Association.

Civil Rights Legal Clinic
A Civil Rights Legal Clinic is hosted at the King County Law Library one Thursday a month from 12-2pm. Individuals needing advice must set up an appointment by calling 206-267-7070. Volunteer attorneys will offer their time with the understanding that they will not represent the person with whom they are meeting. The Neighborhood Legal Clinics are a service of the King County Bar Association.

 












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