Experiential learning starts in the first year of law school - practical experiences through writing position papers, learning how to negotiate effectively, and client advocacy are the foundation of legal practice. At Richmond Law, we emphasize the importance of these practices from the first day of classes, and reiterate that throughout your time working in clinics and externships, summer jobs, and student organizations.

We are deliberate about making sure that our students have the opportunity to practice what it is that you're learning in the classroom through simulation courses taught by legal experts in the community.