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Albany Law School Community Economic Development Clinic

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About the program · 1 linked sources

A legal clinic founded in 2016 that provides free legal services to startups, small businesses, nonprofits, and grassroots groups. Services include entity formation, contracts, leasing, loan closings, trademark applications, and regulation crowdfunding support.

Also known as: CED Clinic

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-22); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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In Kind

Equity

None

Application

Ongoing

Campus Wide

Last activity

2026-01-01

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    Application and Timing

    The clinic accepts clients through an ongoing application process. No fixed annual competition-style deadline.

    Participants

    Law students under faculty and staff attorney supervision serve startup and small-business clients. The clinic is supported by roughly 12 volunteer attorneys and the Business Law Society.

    Funding and Equity

    The clinic does not provide capital. It supports financing readiness through legal formation, transactional work, and regulation crowdfunding assistance. No equity is taken.

    Recent Activity

    The clinic page remains live in 2026. The clinic runs 4–6 legal advice clinics per academic year and serves over 75 clients annually.

    Known Startups or Winners

    Client examples include Second Chance Opportunities Inc., Sunhee's Farm and Kitchen (student/alumna spotlighted), and Deep-Rooted Arborist (converted to worker co-op).

    Research gaps & things to verify

    Verification Gaps

    • Specific startup venture outcome data from clinic client work.
    • Follow-on funding or business growth metrics for clinic clients.
    • Current client intake volume and wait times.
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    Albany Law School Community Economic Development Clinic

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