On January 27, 2016 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Clifford Tucker will return to Brooklyn Law School. He will speak about personal injury law and torts practice at a Career Conversations event. In 2013, Clifford Tucker graduated from Brooklyn Law School cum laude and with honors . Since graduation, Clifford Tucker has returned to Brooklyn Law School to volunteer as an alumni coach to Brooklyn Law School's trial advocacy teams. In Clifford Tucker's first year helping to coach Brooklyn Law School trial advocacy, the law students on his squad went undefeated against other law schools, took first place in a national championship, and one student earned an award for "Best Speaker."
Clifford Tucker is also a member of the Brooklyn Law School Recent Graduates Council. As a member of the Recent Graduates Council, he helps to identify and implement programs and initiatives for law student and recent graduate professional development. The Council helps organize and participate in social events and substantive programs. In October of 2015, Clifford Tucker attended a Brooklyn Law School event hosted by the Council to connect with law students regarding career development. Clifford Tucker regularly speaks with prospective and current law students about personal injury law and torts practice and to offer advice. Clifford Tucker also has led discussions at the National Association of Social Workers, attends rallies to fight for workers rights and safety, and writes regularly about civil justice issues.
Clifford Tucker is a trial lawyer at Fisher Injury Lawyers licensed to practice in New York and New Jersey. Clifford Tucker represents seriously injured people and their families in negligence and personal injury cases at Fisher Injury Lawyers. Fisher Injury Lawyers is a dedicated team of lawyers who represent victims and their families across the country.

Clifford Tucker to speak at Brooklyn Law School

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