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CLASP (Osgoode Hall Law School): free legal advice for low-income people in Toronto
CLASP (Osgoode Hall Law School): free legal advice for low-income people in Toronto is a program run by Osgoode Hall Law School, York University for eligible low income individuals in the City of Toronto, and York students. Checked on the official page on October 16, 2026.
You likely qualify if: Low income, living in the City of Toronto; Or a York student.
We last read this on October 16, 2026. That was a while ago, so please check their own website before you rely on it, and tell us below if something changed.
A legal aid clinic at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University. For qualifying cases it gives free legal advice and representation (administrative, criminal and immigration law, plus an ID clinic and a tax dispute clinic), by law students supervised by lawyers.
Who qualifies
Eligible low income individuals in the City of Toronto, and York students.
Their stepsCall the CLASP office on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday during its hours. Say what your legal problem is. The clinic will tell you if it can take your case.
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