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Community Development Law Clinic
Community Development Clinic | For Law Students | For the Public | Law School Clinics
This clinic began
in 2005 as a means to provide free legal assistance to individuals
and non-profit or community organizations seeking
to improve the economic, cultural, social, or environmental
well-being of disadvantaged or underserved communities.
Under the direction of Professor Robert Kuehn, students
provide legal advice or representation (as well as assisting
private attorneys providing similar pro bono assistance) on
matters such as entity formation (e.g., articles of incorporation,
bylaws), tax exempt status, leases and contracts, public
participation rights (e.g., public records and open meetings),
improving local and state laws and regulations,
licensing requirements, and zoning and land use.
more information for law students
Students provide legal assistance to individuals and non-profit organizations seeking to improve the economic, cultural, social, educational, or environmental well-being of disadvantaged or underserved communities. Students provide legal advice or representation on matters such as entity formation (e.g., articles of incorporation, bylaws), tax exempt status, leases and contracts, public participation rights (e.g., public records and open meetings), licensing requirements, and zoning and land use.
more information for the public
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
Physical Address:
The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
Phone number:
(205) 348-6845
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