Students will get a chance to represent some clients seeking to resolve their legal issues. The program also includes community workshops and presentations aimed to get the public prepared for future disasters.
August 06, 2018 at 04:59 PM
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One year ago, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, starting a host of legal problems for storm victims—many still ongoing today.
The next time a devastating hurricane hits the Lone Star State, the University of Houston Law Center is hoping a new program for its law students will have trained a force of pro bono attorneys who are ready to take on storm victims’ legal matters.
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