L&C Legal Clinic farewell celebration
On December 2, the Multnomah Bar Association, Oregon State Bar, Multnomah County Circuit Court, Campaign for Equal Justice, and Lewis & Clark Law School hosted a farewell celebration for the Lewis & Clark low-income clinic staff and professors. Attended by judges, alums, students, and Lewis & Clark faculty and staff, the event drew a good crowd to the Multnomah County Court House where it took place. Judge Nan Waller; Sandy Hansberger ’82, a former clinic professor and current director of the Campaign for Equal Justice; Professor Dick Slottee; and student Caitlin Egeck spoke. All emphasized the great contribution the Lewis & Clark Clinic has made to the legal education of so many law students, while also providing important legal services to those most in need.
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On December 2, the Multnomah Bar Association, Oregon State Bar, Multnomah County Circuit Court, Campaign for Equal Justice, and Lewis & Clark Law School hosted a farewell celebration for the Lewis & Clark low-income clinic staff and professors. Attended by judges, alums, students, and Lewis & Clark faculty and staff, the event drew a good crowd to the Multnomah County Court House where it took place. Judge Nan Waller; Sandy Hansberger ’82, a former clinic professor and current director of the Campaign for Equal Justice; Professor Dick Slottee; and student Caitlin Egeck spoke. All emphasized the great contribution the Lewis & Clark Clinic has made to the legal education of so many law students, while also providing important legal services to those most in need.
