Consumer Bankruptcy Clinic
University of Minnesota Law School

Students at the University of Minnesota Law School provide pro bono services to individuals in serious financial difficulty contemplating filing for bankruptcy and to individuals otherwise involved in a bankruptcy case. During a two-semester clinic course co-taught by Clinton Cutler and James Brand, law school students represent a spectrum of clients including potential debtors, debtors seeking a hardship discharge of student loans, debtor-defendants in adversary proceedings, and sometimes individual creditors. People needing assistance can contact the Clinic Office at the University of Minnesota Law School by telephone at 612/625-5515.  Lawyers may also refer people requiring pro bono assistance to the Clinic Office.

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