Sentences with phrase «also volunteer legal services»

He also volunteers his legal services in representing crime victims to ensure that their rights and interests are protected.

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You can also volunteer your professional services such as legal advice, accounting, public relations, dog training, grooming, graphic design, or printing.

She has served on the State Bar of Texas» Court Rules Committee since 2009 and also provides volunteer legal services to political asylum seekers.

Currently, Ms. Fried serves on the Board of Directors of the Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland, which coordinates volunteer legal services State wide and also runs its own pro bono projects providing legal assistance to Maryland residents who are unable to afford legal representation.

Also contributing their time and expertise to this project were volunteers from Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County, Allen Norton & Blue, Sullivan & Tanner, Pine Tree Legal Assistance, and Baker Donelson.

This list of encouraged activities warms my heart as a non-profit executive director, but also makes clear what it means to uphold the standards of the legal profession and expands the notion of practising law with integrity beyond the sphere of client service to include service of the profession, pro bono work and volunteering in the charitable and non-profit sectors.

Then I think there's kind of this parallel track of issues to unpack where there's a distinction between small firms that have built their business model around being able to help solve problems of access, whether that's around unbundling their services or how they do their pricing, or giving away some free do it yourself content on the front end, whether that's also as part of their lead acquisition strategy or just as a service to people who need it, is I think separate from people who then volunteer their time in pro bono efforts, or people who donate their money to legal charitable causes.

Michael, who is a 5th generation Floridian, has also been volunteering at Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida at the Osceola Bankruptcy Legal Advice Clinics for over 6 years.

He has also been instrumental in helping Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida recruit and train other volunteer attorneys.

Our attorneys and staff have also invested thousands of hours supporting our communities by volunteering, providing pro bono legal services, serving on non-profit and municipal boards, and coaching kids» sports teams.

Denise also volunteers at the Fred Victor's Women's 24/7 Drop - in Program, a social service charitable organization, where she provides legal information and support to the Program's members.

She also volunteers her time as a pro bono attorney at Chicago Volunteer Legal Services and CARPLS.

Bob also regularly volunteers his time to mentor students and young attorneys, and provide pro bono legal services.

Mary also volunteered as a caseworker in the administrative law division of the Community and Legal Aid Services Programme and as a research assistant with Pro Bono Students Canada, where she assisted the Canadian Civil Liberties Association with Charter Research.

She also volunteered with Community Legal Services and Pro Bono Students Canada, completed a Clinical Mediation Internship, and acted as Assistant Coordinator for Western's Dispute Resolution Centre.

Attorney Murphy is also a compassionate legal advocate who has successfully represented people from all walks of life and has volunteered his time when not practicing law helping to serve those in need in soup kitchens and by providing pro bono legal services.

A quick introduction for those of you who don't know about CLOC: CLOC is the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium — a volunteer - driven group made up of legal ops professionals (both lawyers and professional staff) who carry the full - time and multidisciplinary responsibilities of law practice management in legal departments; there's also a robust group of interested parties that orbit around the CLOC membership community — ALSPs (alternative legal service providers) and law firms, consultants, legal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.&rLegal Operations Consortium — a volunteer - driven group made up of legal ops professionals (both lawyers and professional staff) who carry the full - time and multidisciplinary responsibilities of law practice management in legal departments; there's also a robust group of interested parties that orbit around the CLOC membership community — ALSPs (alternative legal service providers) and law firms, consultants, legal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.&rlegal ops professionals (both lawyers and professional staff) who carry the full - time and multidisciplinary responsibilities of law practice management in legal departments; there's also a robust group of interested parties that orbit around the CLOC membership community — ALSPs (alternative legal service providers) and law firms, consultants, legal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.&rlegal departments; there's also a robust group of interested parties that orbit around the CLOC membership community — ALSPs (alternative legal service providers) and law firms, consultants, legal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.&rlegal service providers) and law firms, consultants, legal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.&rlegal tech innovators, and managed service companies; the collective group that many CLOC - ers, led by co-founder Connie Brenton, refer to as their partnering «ecosystem.»

She is also a past volunteer of the Cape Atlantic Legal Services pro bono program.

Community Legal Centres NSW also have volunteer solicitors, barristers, law students and others working with them to extend our legal servLegal Centres NSW also have volunteer solicitors, barristers, law students and others working with them to extend our legal servlegal services.