Legal Advice Centre

The Legal Advice Centre is a free hybrid law clinic run by the School of Law & Criminology.

Need free legal advice?

If you have a non-urgent legal issue and need some initial advice, you can request an appointment for a one-off free online advice session.

About the Centre

About the Advice Centre

The University of Greenwich, Legal Advice Centre is a free hybrid law clinic run by the School of Law & Criminology.

Signposting

Further sources of help and advice on a range of legal issues.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to key questions about the Legal Advice Centre's services.

Volunteer lawyers

Our volunteer lawyers are a key part of the Legal Advice Centre and allow us to expand our advice provision to cover employment law and family law.

The guidance and encouragement I received is massively appreciated and gave me the knowledge, confidence and motivation to move forward through this challenging situation. Thanks again for all your help with my employment claim.

- Legal Advice Centre client

I felt so alone, but the students were so friendly and knowledgeable and my claim was successful.

- Legal Advice Centre client

The free service is provided at the same standard as any legal practice and is a real help to people who no longer qualify for legal aid following cuts to public funding.

- Volunteer Lawyer

I absolutely loved the PIP form filling service; a great help to the community.

- Legal Advice Centre client

Not only did I develop a plethora of valuable skills at the LAC, I also genuinely thoroughly enjoyed my time there.

- Legal Advice Centre Volunteer Student

Partners

We work with a number of partners to provide students with the opportunity to undertake a placement as part of their final year studies.

Privacy notice

We obtain personal information from you when you approach our service. Our privacy notice explains how this is processed.