Appellate Advocacy Clinic Course Information
The newest addition to our Law School’s clinics is the Appellate Advocacy Clinic. Led by Professor Travis Ramey, law students offer free legal representation in appeals. The clinic takes on cases in state and federal courts as well as administrative agencies. Our student interns handle every part of the appellate process – from the first meeting with clients to the final stages of briefing and arguing the case. The clinic’s diverse caseload serves a range of clients: individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and supports roles like plaintiffs, defendants, and amici curiae (friends of the court).
Services Offered
The Appellate Advocacy Clinic, through its interns, provides free legal help in appeals involving civil matters, criminal cases, and issues with administrative agencies. We represent all client types, including individuals, companies, and nonprofits.
Getting Help
To see if you qualify for our services, please complete the form at Apply for Assistance.