Housing & Consumer Law Clinic

Housing & Consumer Law Clinic News

You can read about the activities and successes of the students in our Housing & Consumer Law Clinic in The Advocate, the School of Law's semi-annual newsletter. Below you will find links to articles highlighting the latest accomplishments of our dedicated students and faculty.

Saving a family from unlawful eviction (Spring, 2005)
Professor returns; students in landlord-tenant court (Spring, 2003)
Invaluable bilingual students; student litigation successes (Fall, 2002)
Client letters of appreciation (Winter, 2002)
Student case work by the numbers (Winter, 2002)
Letter of Thanks to the Housing & Consumer Law Clinic (Winter, 2002)
Stalking an elusive landlord and other student activities (Fall, 2001)

Benjamin Kull, a Dean's Fellow, represented three tenant organizations facing landlord fraud and outrageous living conditions with extraordinary success in the Housing and Consumer Law Clinic. In other matters, he persuaded the Rental Housing Commission to award the School of Law $5,000 in attorney's fees and proposed legislation to the D. C. Council that would close an eviction loophole.