Collin County Young Lawyers Association Welcomes You!
Law School Liaison Program
The student liaison, in conjunction with their school's career services office, is tasked with keeping the law students at his or her school apprised of important events and news pertaining to CCYLA and the Collin County legal community.
CCYLA Judicial Internship Program
CCYLA invites first and second year law students from Baylor, Oklahoma University, SMU, Texas A & M, Texas Tech, and UNT to apply for judicial internships with the Collin County Court and District Court Judges in McKinney, Texas.
Legal Aid Pro Bono Clinic
Attorneys, paralegals, and law students are needed to help staff the monthly LANWT legal aid clinics in Collin County. Whether you're new to the legal field or have been practicing for years, all volunteers are needed and greatly appreciated.
PAST EVENTS
CCYLA
Upcoming Events
SAVE THE DATE...
September 14, 2017 – CCYLA Board Meeting
October 26, 2017 – Top Golf Halloween Party
November 6, 2017 – November Social @ Bar Louie Allen
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