Overview

The Center for Social Justice (CSJ) is home to most of the clinical programs at Seton Hall Law School, as well as the Pro Bono Service Program. Students gain critical, hands-on experience as we provide pro bono legal services for economically disadvantaged residents in the region. Cases and issues students work on span the range from the local to global. The CSJ currently hosts numerous clinics including: civil litigation, equal justice, family law, health justice, immigrants’ rights/international human rights, and impact litigation. The CSJ trains future lawyers in public interest litigation and transactional legal and policy advocacy to produce legal professionals who can effect positive and lasting change.