"Prince Harry ‘should have been denied US residency’ over drug use revealed in memoir"
Immigration lawyers confirm the Duke would have been required to detail his drug history when he permanently relocated to California.
Community Impact & Newsroom
The Jacob Burns Community Legal Clinics (GW Law Clinic) represents individuals and organizations worldwide that otherwise would not be able to afford legal services. We routinely share client interviews, media, achievements, and experiences to keep alumni, practitioners, scholars, and students in the field informed about recent GW Law Clinic news and community developments.
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Small Business & Community Economic Development Clinic
Dana Tai Soon Burgess
Founding Director, Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company
Brandon Zimmerman, PhD
Optical Physicist
Serena Ferguson, Greyson Mann, and Patricia Stamper
Friends of the DC Streetcar
Recent Clinic News Stories
GW Law Professor Named to USPTO's Patent Public Advisory Counsel
In this role, Professor Lolita Darden will advise the USPTO Director and agency on patent and trademark operations.
"COVID vaccine injury claims in 2022 were stuck in limbo. What's next?"
Renee Gentry was quoted in a Reuters article about COVID-19 in 2022.
In our December newsletter learn about our new tenure track professors, our upcoming Mid-Atlantic Regional Clinical Conference, and more!
Emily Benfer's article describes long-term effects of eviction on children and health equity.
They Were Unjustly Imprisoned. Now, They’re Profit Centers.
Jeffrey Gutman was quoted by the New York Times regarding the amount of money paid to people on the National Registry of Exonerations.
Clinics Newsletters
Over the years, Clinic News has been published by GW Law to keep alumni, practitioners, scholars, and students in the field informed about the Jacob Burns Community Legal Clinics news and developments. Clinic News and Newsletters from previous academic years are available below.
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