Law school to give free legal help to veterans DETROIT -- The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law will offer free legal assistance to veterans across Michigan. Lawyers and students plan to offer services from a recreational vehicle converted into a mobile law office. They plan to begin traveling throughout the state this summer. "It's sort of an `If we build it, they will come' approach," said David Koelsch, director of the law school's Immigration Law Clinic. Law school dean Mark Gordon said the mobile clinic is needed to serve increasing numbers of veterans returning from Iraq. "They served our country. They protected our freedoms," first-year student Anthony Mosko told the Detroit Free Press for a Saturday story. "As law students and as an institution of legal study, it's the least we can do," added the 24-year-old Cincinnati resident, who plans to help with the veterans clinic. {spread the word}
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