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HAP partners with over 40 law firms, corporate legal departments, and law schools to meet the civil legal needs of our clients. To date, HAP’s partners have provided free legal assistance valued at more than $106 million to over 60,000 clients. HAP continues to explore additional partnerships to meet increasing client need.
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Office Hours: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Phone: 614-236-6245. Fax: 614-236-6970. Intent on fostering an appreciation of the vital intersection of law and complex human problems, Capital University Law School’s Legal Clinic gives students the experience, tools, and outlook they need to construct and implement creative, practical solutions to tomorrow ...
HAP also collaborates with shelter providers, homeless advocates, and community service providers to connect clients with other social services. Since HAP’s first legal clinic in December 1990, HAP’s staff and 350 volunteers have helped more than 63,000 people and have provided more than $114 million worth of free legal services to clients ...
The Legal Clinic provides no-cost legal services to a variety of individuals who would otherwise be unable to afford legal representation. The Clinic also provides students with the opportunity to develop and enhance their client counseling skills and professional ethics by representing indigent clients under the careful supervision of law professors and staff attorneys.
The Second Chance Project provides free, direct legal services, expertise, and resources for: Record sealing or expungement. See PDF Here. Safe Harbor expungement for survivors of human trafficking. A Certificate of Qualification for Employment (CQE) Governor DeWine’s Expedited Pardon Project. Housing-related legal needs.
LASC is a nonprofit organization that provides civil legal services through two offices that serve six counties. In addition to assisting low-income Ohioans with legal matters, our advocates serve in leadership roles for community groups, boards and task forces working at the state and local level to improve the lives of low-income residents.
