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Student Law Office Clinic Application

As student attorneys, you will be required to abide by the professional responsibility rules that govern all practicing lawyers. Given the intensive time commitment of the clinic and the potential for ethical conflicts of interest, students are not allowed to participate in a clinic and an internship simultaneously. By signing this application, you are acknowledging and confirming that you understand that you cannot participate in an internship if you are accepted into a clinic.

If you are working, we will need to disclose your clinic work to your employer and they will have to do a conflict check. If a conflict arises, there is a presumption that the conflict will be resolved to the benefit of the clinic client. Thus, there is a risk that you may have to withdraw from the clinic.

Please enter the following information to apply to a clinic:

* indicates a required field.

*Banner ID:
*Please Select the Clinic to which you want to apply:
	Community Law Clinic      (Includes poverty law cases, such as landlord-tenant, wage claims, and civil protection orders.)

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For all technical questions please email webmanager@law.du.edu. If you experience an error, it would be most efficient to include the text or a screen capture of the error message.

For all other questions concerning this application please contact Laurie Saraceno:

• Email: lsaraceno@law.du.edu »
• Telephone: 303.871.6140
• Fax: 303.871.6847