South Westminster Legal Advice Centre (SWLAC) provides free legal advice to people on low incomes in London. SWLAC is entirely volunteer run and operates two in-person clinics per week on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in Westminster. The service supports clients with legal issues relating to employment, family, consumer, contracts, wills and probate, personal injury and criminal law, among other areas. SWLAC does not provide advice relating to welfare benefits, immigration, debt restructuring or housing law.
Richmond Legal Advice Service (RLAS) provides clients with free initial and basic legal advice and assistance. The legal advice is provided by volunteers who are qualified lawyers.
The BULAC has been providing initial legal advice to members of the public (and staff and students) in the Bangor region on most areas of civil law since November 2024. With support from final year law students, the clinic has already provided to advice to a huge number of clients in the area, and was recognised for its' efforts at the 2025 Legal News Wales Awards.
Injustice Is Real (IIR) is a UK-based not for profit organisation led by a dedicated team of individuals passionate about advocating for human rights, social justice, and equity for Nigerians at home and in the diaspora. Their mission is to be the leading voice in defending, promoting, and protecting the human rights of Nigerians by raising awareness, providing legal support, and advocating for justice, equality, and accountability.
The Growth Company, in partnership with Citizens Advice and a network of pro bono legal partners, run the Employment Legal Advice Service to provide free employment law advice to individuals across Greater Manchester.
University of Staffordshire Legal Advice Service is a student-led legal advice service, operating with the assistance of final year Law degree students, offering free initial legal advice on a wide range of civil matters. The Legal Advice Service are looking for employment law solicitors/barristers/legal executives to support with the increasing number of employment law enquiries they receive.
London School of Economics (LSE) Law Clinic are looking for family & employment law solicitors and barristers to supervise law students providing free legal advice to members of the public who would otherwise struggle to obtain legal advice.
