Legal clinics are programs that provide free or low-cost legal assistance to individuals who cannot afford traditional legal services. They are often run by law schools, non-profit organizations, or community groups, and are staffed by law students under the supervision of licensed attorneys. These clinics cover various areas of law, including family law, immigration, and housing issues. Clients can receive help with legal advice, document preparation, and representation in certain cases. Legal clinics aim to increase access to justice and educate the community about their legal rights. They play a vital role in supporting those in need while providing practical experience for aspiring lawyers.