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Clinical teaching is divided into an educational and practical teaching method.

• The first part, which prepares the student for the legal and psychological confrontation with the consumer, involves the organisation of active role-playing seminars. Each student has three days to study real, anonymous cases and to think about the solutions – legal or not – that can be offered. They are then confronted with “fake” consumers playing the role of the parties in the case. Students have 20 minutes to explain the possible solutions to them under the supervision of a lawyer and a psychologist.
  
• The second part of the programme consists of clinical consultations. The clinic receives questions from Luxembourg consumers and cross-border commuters in dispute with a Luxembourg professional via a form on the 8xav�������� webpage. Students refer legal problems to the clinic’s teaching staff and discuss them with the staff and their fellow students. They then meet with consumers to provide them with legal information under the supervision of lawyers.

N.B.: Participation in the consumer law clinic is open to any Master 2 student with a maximum of 14 students. Therefore, interested students may be subject to a selection process.

The Clinique du droit (law clinic) is a study programme offered by the 8xav�������� of Luxembourg and as such follows the academic calendar. The Clinic is open from 20 October to 20 December and from 20 February to 31 May. Questions referred to the Clinic after its closing at the end of the summer term will be dealt with by our teams after the reopening of the Clinic at the start of the next academic year.