Pro Bono
Nov. 30, 2006
Editor's Note
In the last decade, pro bono work has picked up where legal aid, strapped for cash and bound by federal restrictions, has had to cut back.
In the last decade, pro bono work has picked up where legal aid, strapped for cash and bound by federal restrictions, has had to cut back.
Increasingly, access to justice depends on the private bar.
We wanted to recognize work that simply could not have been done without the courage and commitment of private attorneys and firms. Aggregate firm pro bono hours are already well-publicized. We sought wor...
Increasingly, access to justice depends on the private bar.
We wanted to recognize work that simply could not have been done without the courage and commitment of private attorneys and firms. Aggregate firm pro bono hours are already well-publicized. We sought wor...
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