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Tag Archives: Pro Bono
Pro Bono Requirement For Law Students Can Benefit Everyone
New York has done it, and now California is considering it too. According to a March 14, 2015 Los Angeles Times article, titled State bar considers requiring all law students to do free legal work, the State Bar of California is considering … Continue reading →
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Tagged Clients, Justice, Law Firm, Law Schools, Law Students, Legal, Legal Aid, Legal Consumer, Pro Bono, State Bar of California
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SAILS Project – A Senior Lawyer/Pro Bono Client Win-Win
Senior attorneys at the end of their careers doing pro bono work? Sounds like a win-win for the senior attorneys and the pro bono clients. For a long time the legal profession has sought for all attorneys to voluntarily do … Continue reading →
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Tagged D.C. Access to Justice Commission, D.C. Bar, Legal, Legal Reform, Pro Bono, SAILS Project, Senior Attorneys
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