Our mission

King’s Legal Clinic (‘the Clinic’) has two key aims; enhancing the education of our students and promoting social and justice. Our aims are achieved through five objectives:

providing our students with the opportunity to work on live cases thereby developing their skills and understanding of law in context;
to develop innovative experiential learning and teaching methods;
develop students professional and ethical awareness and instil a lifelong commitment to access to justice for all;
to provide free high-quality legal advice to members of the public, in particular those who cannot afford to pay for legal advice; and
engaging in legal activism and research initiatives relating to access to justice and social justice issues.

Climate Justice Pledge

The Clinic recognises that climate change is one of the most significant social justice issues we face. Its impacts will be felt most by the poorest and most vulnerable. As a student law clinic with a commitment to social justice, we commit to raising awareness of the issue of climate change in our teaching, research and activism; and to finding ways to support law students to contribute to the struggle for climate justice.

Legal Clinic staff

Corinna Bramble-Gallazzi

Legal Clinic Coordinator
Hannah Camplin

Supervising Solicitor at King's Legal Clinic and Senior Lecturer
Shaila Pal

Director of Clinical Legal Education & Supervising Solicitor
Jo Underwood

Supervising Solicitor & Lecturer in Law
Sue Willman

Assistant Director of King's Legal Clinic and Lecturer in Law (Education)