The Disaster Lawyering Project was established in the wake of Hurricane Ida.  Loyola Law students and community organizations collaborated to find the best way to support survivors of the Hurricane in late August 2021 and provided the following services:

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law is the first and only law school in Louisiana to accept the GRE. Please review our frequently asked questions below and get in touch with the Office of Law Admissions at ladmit@loyno.edu or 504-861-5575 for more information.

The Gillis Long Poverty Law Center recently hosted a discussion about movement lawyering and how law students can engage. A google drive with readings is linked here.

Speakers included:

Learn about environmental law and policy in the Florida Keys!

During May term – the last two weeks of the month leading up to Memorial Day weekend – we head to the heart of the unique and beautiful Florida Keys. This is a 2-week intensive course in Marathon, Florida, that provides an overview of environmental laws, policies, and decision-making processes related to coastal and marine resources in the United States. It also teaches strategic thinking and advocacy, integrating doctrine, theory, skills, and legal ethics.

**This is not legal advice**

FEMA extends deadline to apply for Hurricane Ida assistance

-October 27, 2021-

BATON ROUGE, La. – Survivors of Hurricane Ida now have until Nov. 29 to apply for individual assistance with FEMA.

Press release coming soon!

A Loyola Law Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice Project

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