University of Texas School of Law Employment Rights Clinic
A Law School Clinic Centered Around a Public Interest Employment Law Practice
- University of Texas Law School students enrolled in the Employment Rights Clinic work out of the Equal Justice Center: helping unpaid workers recover their wages; gaining legal practice skills; and studying and influencing the emerging field of transnational labor rights.
- The Clinic is taught and directed by Christopher Willett and Anna Bocchini.
- Law students enrolled in the basic Employment Rights Clinic earn 6 credit hours in a semester; students in the Advanced Employment Rights Clinic earn up to 3 credit hours in a semester.
- Clinic students learn to advance social justice through community-based lawyering.
Learn more about the Clinic on the website of the University of Texas Law School.
