Not exact matches
Gross points out that the program reflects a number of important trends, including (1) A Touch of Conscience (where most companies pay lip service to concerns like global warming or poverty); (2) The New Guilded Age (where fat and happy
law firms think nothing of the absurdity of giving students a $ 60 allowance for lunch); (3) Defining
Public Service Down (a situation where most people claim
interest in community service but don't want the lower incomes that go with it, so they find a win - win situation like doing pro
bono at a large
firm); and (4) It's Good To Be the King (describing how partners set priorities and realize that the $ 15 lunch is quicker and gets associates back to billing more quickly and spares partners from socializing).
Public interest work does not include: • Government work (even if unpaid), which includes clerking for a judge, or working for a district attorney's office, a public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in n
Public interest work does not include: • Government work (even if unpaid), which includes clerking for a judge, or working for a district attorney's office, a
public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in n
public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a
law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro
bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in nature.
increased pro
bono work, especially by
law firm associates who are «loaned» to legal service and
public interest organizations or encouraged to do pro
bono during a period of deferred or suspended employment; and
A: The annual award presented each fall at the PBI Annual Dinner recognizes in - house legal departments, in partnership with
law firms and / or
public interest organizations that demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to pro
bono legal service.
PBSC chapters assist
public interest organizations, community groups, government agencies, legal clinics, lawyers and
law firms working pro
bono, and unrepresented litigants in legal matters in and out of Court.
alt.legal, Alternative Legal Companies, Alternative Legal Services, Alternative Legal Services Providers, Carolyn Elefant, e.thepeople, Felicity Conrad, Justice, Justice Gap, Paladin, Pangea3, Politics, Pro
Bono,
Public Interest, Small
Law Firms, Solo Practitioners, Technology, Thomson Reuters, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Thomson Reuters Legal Managed Services, TrustLaw, Upsolve
Our pro
bono program has received numerous awards from legal service organizations, including Pro Bono Project, California Lawyers for the Arts, Public Interest Law Firm and the Santa Clara County Bar Associat
bono program has received numerous awards from legal service organizations, including Pro
Bono Project, California Lawyers for the Arts, Public Interest Law Firm and the Santa Clara County Bar Associat
Bono Project, California Lawyers for the Arts,
Public Interest Law Firm and the Santa Clara County Bar Association.
The Annual Conference offers dozens of sessions, numerous networking opportunities, and culminates in a reception for in - house,
law firm, and
public interest participants, celebrating the achievements of extraordinary pro
bono practitioners.
Held in Washington, D.C., each spring, the Annual Conference brings together pro
bono practitioners from legal departments,
law firms, and
public interest organizations around pressing issues in pro
bono.
In addition to the strategies I already identified, I would also suggest more funding for Legal Aid (something we're seeing here in Ontario), lower tuition for
law students, more
public interest and pro
bono work by major
law firms (even as a PR tactic).
The project was generated by PILnet's Global Pro
Bono Clearinghouse, which disseminates pro bono opportunities for law firm and in - house lawyers to support the work of public interest lawyers around the wo
Bono Clearinghouse, which disseminates pro
bono opportunities for law firm and in - house lawyers to support the work of public interest lawyers around the wo
bono opportunities for
law firm and in - house lawyers to support the work of
public interest lawyers around the world.