Pace Law School is creating a new Public Interest Law Center to help meet a rising demand for such legal services and to serve as a clearinghouse for pro bono legal assistance in New York.
March 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Pace Law School is creating a new Public Interest Law Center to help meet a rising demand for such legal services and to serve as a clearinghouse for pro bono legal assistance in New York.
The new center initially will operate under the Pace Law School Center for Career Development and will have an advisory board comprising members of the faculty, alumni and student body.
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