The Legal Aid Clinic at Arunodaya University (AU) provides free legal services to the poor, needy, and weaker sections of society. The clinic aims to create awareness about legal rights and duties, especially among rural communities, and helps people access social welfare activities sponsored by the State and Central Government.

1. Rendering legal services and assistance in drafting notices, replies, and petitions.
2. Resolving disputes and preventing litigation.
3. Providing instant advice and information on legal aspects.
4. Assisting poor litigants in court proceedings.
5. Encouraging amicable settlements through Lok Adalat and Mediation.

1. Guidance on job applications, including MGNREGA Scheme.
2. Liaison with government offices for clearance of work like old age pension and ex-gratia compensation.
3. Assistance in setting up Legal Aid Clinics in villages.
4. Support for victims of trafficking, beggars, women, children, and mentally ill/disabled persons.

1. Members of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
2. Victims of trafficking or beggary.
3. Women and children.
4. Mentally ill or disabled persons.
5. Victims of mass disasters.
6. Persons in custody.
7. Industrial workers.
8. Persons with annual income not exceeding Rs. 8,00,000/-

1. Free services of advocates in court cases.
2. Free legal advice.
3. Payment of court fees, process fees, and other expenses.
4. Free services of advocates for undertrial/accused during remand hours.