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Learn more about LawLinks
Participate & Become a Volunteer
Register a Project & Gain Volunteer Support
UPDATE: LawLinks was established to help connect law students to volunteer opportunities during the tough summer of 2020. As law students are currently preparing to return to school in the fall, we are currently no longer accepting registrations.
About LawLinks
LawLinks is a Canadian non-profit initiative that connects passionate law students with organizations seeking
volunteer assistance on a project.
In light of difficulties facing law students and employers amidst COVID-19, many bright law students are eager
to employ their skills, but have been unable to do so. Meanwhile, many law firms, clinics and legal organizations cannot take on new hires, but still have discrete projects they could use help with.
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LawLinks helps create legal opportunities by making connections. Our goal is to help provide meaningful experiences during this particularly difficult 2020
summer period.
Over 100
Projects Matched
Since May 2020
With 400+
Law Students
Registered
From 16
Law Schools
Across Canada
LawLinks operates with the sole goal of helping law students find meaningful experiences.
We are dedicating our own resources, and we do not receive or ask for any financial assistance.
Law Firms,
Clinics & Legal Organizations
LawLinks matches you with motivated Canadian law students who are determined to further their experience and who want to provide volunteer assistance on a project. ​
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Submit a project and help provide students with meaningful opportunities to apply their skills.
If you are unsure of how to describe a project, contact us and we would be happy to help.
Connecting passionate law students with legal organizations
seeking assistance on a project.
What Students Say
Michael Piaseczny,
1L University of Ottawa
Within a short period of time, LawLinks connected me with Right to Play International. Not only am I helping a great non-profit organization during this difficult time, but I am also gaining legal experience in policy and reporting mechanisms. I recommend LawLinks to any law student looking to gain practical and meaningful legal experience during this uncertain period.
Valerie Tan,
1L University of Windsor
I truly enjoyed my experience with LawLinks. Thanks to LawLinks, I was quickly matched with a top immigration lawyer in Toronto to research relevant case law and to co-author an article on the topic of study permit refusals for foreign nationals. I am grateful for having had this opportunity to apply my legal research skills and to gain valuable feedback and guidance from an experienced lawyer in their field.