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Legal Assistance from Law Students

Last updated on June 10, 2021

To find free legal assistance, advice or representation from university law students, visit:

  • University of British Columbia (Law Students’ Legal Advice Program)
  • University of Victoria (The Law Centre)

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  • ClicklawĀ 
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  • Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British ColumbiaĀ 
  • VictimLinkĀ 
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