From Thailand to New York City, moot court competitions to law
journals, SUNY Buffalo Law students have several opportunities to
gain legal skills and experiences from outside the classroom.
Student lawyers work under the supervision of skilled faculty to engage in practical legal thinking and ethical practice through client representation, policy development, and effective problem-solving work in experiential settings.
Externships and Judicial Clerkships provide law students with unique legal and public service experience as they work in a variety of government and non-profit organizations.
SUNY Buffalo Law’s wide array of scholarly law journals provides students with the opportunity to develop research and writing skills and make important contributions to legal scholarship.
Trial competitions, moot court competitions and mock trials help our students refine their research, writing and oral advocacy skills with the help of faculty, attorneys and judges.
Nearly 1000 loyal supporters of SUNY Buffalo Law gathered for an evening of fun and surprises to celebrate the kick-off of a year-long 125th anniversary celebration.
Students in the New York City Program get to spend a semester in Manhattan to learn from professors and practitioners about the world of law and finance.
It’s said that the best way to learn is to teach, and that principle was on display in the Letro Courtroom as international students in the Law School's master of laws program presented a primer on comparative legal systems.
