Small Claims Workshop

Welcome to the UConn Law Small Claims Workshop!

We are an organization of law students and attorneys who provide residents of Connecticut with helpful information to navigate the Small Claims Court process.

The UConn Law Small Claims Workshops will consist of an overview presentation of the Small Claims Process for both plaintiffs and defendants followed by an opportunity to meet one-on-one with law students and attorneys to ask specific questions.

Workshops in the spring of 2013 will be held on the following dates. All workshop begin at 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday, January 29

Tuesday, February 26

Tuesday, April 2

Tuesday, April 30

We ask that you RSVP to attend a workshop by sending an e-mail to smallclaims@law.uconn.edu or by calling 860-251-9285. Please leave a message. A workshop representative will get back to you to confirm your RSVP. Please bring any paperwork you have concerning your small claims suit with you to the workshop.

Workshops will be held on the University of Connecticut School of Law's Hartford Campus in the Reading Room in William F. Starr Hall (second floor). Directions to campus are located here. Please park in the Starr Hall parking lot.

If you have any questions about the program, please contact us at 860-251-9285 and leave a message or send an e-mail to smallclaims@law.uconn.edu. Your call will be returned as soon as possible; workshop representatives do not staff the line at all times. If you need immediate assistance with your small claims case, please contact a Court Service Center, the courthouse where you filed your claim, or an attorney.

DISCLAIMER: In assisting you we are not acting as your attorney. WE DO NOT REPRESENT YOU.

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