“Learning and Serving in Michigan Law’s Clinical Program”

Andrew VanEgmond was quoted in the Legal News article “Learning and Serving in Michigan Law’s Clinical Program.” The article highlights the impact of the University of Michigan Law School’s clinical program, emphasizing how hands-on legal experience prepares students to serve clients while developing practical skills. It also showcases alumni who have carried that commitment to public service into their legal careers.

VanEgmond reflects on how his experience in the Pediatric Advocacy Clinic inspired him to establish a pro bono practice focused on representing parents of students with disabilities. He explains that the clinic gave him the skills to handle special education cases, and he now supervises Dykema attorneys who continue that work in partnership with the Student Advocacy Center of Michigan.