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In association with Hugh James |
Under our NHS Continuing Healthcare scheme, we address the issue of NHS Continuing Health Care (NHSCHC) funding, an increasing problem nationwide which affects a vulnerable section of the community.
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Through the Cardiff Law School Innocence Project, students work, under the supervision of practising solicitors and barristers, on cases of long-term prisoners maintaining their innocence of serious crimes. |
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Follow our six pro bono student cases as they progress through the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
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NEW for 2012
Working in partnership with the Welsh Rugby Union, our students will provide a free legal advice service to Welsh rugby clubs. The Scheme will be supported and underwritten by major law firms with a base in Cardiff. Students will also work collaboratively to produce a legal newsletter for rugby clubs featuring legal issues and updates that may affect clubs. |
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The Personal Support Unit, a national charity, trains students to assist litigants in person at the Civil Justice Centre in Cardiff. It provides free, confidential, independent, nonlegal support to clients, to help them through the court process. |
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In partnership with the charity Asylum Justice, students volunteer at asylum clinics at Cardiff and Newport and train to become advisors accredited by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner. |
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