Participant Disclaimer and Acknowledgment

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The One-on-One Pre-Law Advisement and Remote Law School Application Materials Review services are offered solely for general educational and informational purposes. Advisors and materials reviewers are volunteers who may include attorneys, law students, admissions professionals, educators, and other individuals with relevant knowledge or experience. Their comments, recommendations, and opinions are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the National Black Pre-Law Conference and Law Fair, its organizers, sponsors, partners, participating institutions, or affiliated organizations.

Participation in either service is voluntary and undertaken at the participant’s own risk. Guidance and feedback are not intended to constitute legal, financial, academic, admissions, career, mental-health, or other professional advice. Participation does not create an attorney-client, advisor-client, fiduciary, confidential, or continuing mentorship relationship.

Advisors and reviewers cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or continued applicability of the information they provide. Law school requirements, admissions practices, scholarship policies, application instructions, character-and-fitness standards, and bar-admission requirements may vary by institution and jurisdiction and may change over time.

Participants are strongly encouraged to seek guidance from multiple reliable sources; conduct independent research; review each law school’s current requirements; consult LSAC, admissions and financial-aid offices, bar-admission authorities, and qualified professionals when necessary; evaluate recommendations in light of their circumstances; and make their own independent decisions.

Participants remain solely responsible for the content, accuracy, authenticity, completeness, and timely submission of all application materials. Feedback is advisory only. Participants are free to accept, adapt, or reject any recommendation, and they should not make a change that is inaccurate, inconsistent with their experiences, contrary to a school’s instructions, or unrepresentative of their authentic voice.

The National Black Pre-Law Conference and Law Fair, its organizers, volunteers, advisors, reviewers, sponsors, partners, participating institutions, and affiliated organizations make no representation, warranty, or guarantee regarding admission, scholarships, financial aid, academic performance, employment, bar eligibility, licensure, or any other outcome. To the fullest extent permitted by law, they are not responsible for decisions made, actions taken or not taken, application results, or other consequences arising from a participant’s use of or reliance upon the advisement, feedback, information, or recommendations provided.

By participating in the One-on-One Pre-Law Advisement Clinic or submitting materials for Remote Law School Application Materials Review, the participant acknowledges that they have read and understood this disclaimer and voluntarily agree to accept responsibility for their own research, decisions, application materials, and outcomes.