Pro se litigants and the docket of the Southern District will get a boost with the launch of a new clinic in Lower Manhattan that will provide free advice to litigants who can’t afford a lawyer.
“We are very likely to see a significant impact on our pro se docket,” Southern District Chief Judge Colleen McMahon said at a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday. “So it’s not only good for the litigants, but good for the courts.”
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