We believe it is important to participate in and give back to our local legal community. USC is home to the largest law library in the state, and we offer free lectures, seminars, and workshops throughout the year.
As part of its mission to advance the administration of justice and contribute to the development of the law and legal theory, South Carolina Law holds a variety of conferences and symposia on issues of state, national, and international importance each year.
The series features guest lecturers who are prominent experts in various legal technology fields. The free seminars will be held in the School of Law Auditorium and are open to both law students and members of the legal community.
In 1958, the South Carolina Bar Association and the School of Law faculty established “Memory Hold the Door” to preserve for the inspiration of future generations the spirit and the high ethical and professional standards of past leaders of the legal profession.
Learn more about the School of Law's fully operational mobile law office, which travels across the state to provide free legal services in rural and underserved communities.
If you need legal help, please consult this list of resources.
The mission of the SC Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (SCVLA) is to provide pro bono legal assistance to the arts community in SC.