1. ABC Business Law Pro Bono Award Nominee Packet 200 ABC Business Law Pro Bono Award Nominee Packet 2009 Organization State Bar of Georgia Pro Bono Project; Author Mike Monahan at mikem@gabar.org http://www.georgiaadvocates.org/library/item.248567-ABC_Business_Law_Pro_Bono_Aw

2. Health Law | Pro Bono Opportunities Albany Legal Aid Society of Northeastern NY. The Legal Aid Society’s Private Attorney Involvement (PAI) program refers to private, volunteer attorneys a wide variety of http://www.nysba.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Health_Law_Pro_Bono_Opportunities

3. Family Law Pro Bono Adoption Initiative The scheduled webcasting is over. Please check back soon to view an archived recording http://www.georgiaadvocates.org/calendar/event.298218-Family_Law_Pro_Bono_Adopti

4. Pro Bono Institute Exploring and identifying new approaches to and resources for the provision of legal services to the poor, disadvantaged, and other individuals or groups unable to secure legal http://probonoinst.org/

Home Contact Us Member Login Not A Member? Helping you fulfill the promise of pro bono Projects Law Firm Pro Bono Law Firm Pro Bono Challenge® Signatory Law Firms Membership ... FAQ Welcome to the Pro Bono Institute's new website! We've been working hard to ensure that our new site brings you the best and most comprehensive information about pro bono work! Check out the sections for practitioners: Law Firm Corporate Public Interest We've also added social media tools so that you can share our site with colleagues and friends and follow us on Facebook YouTube , and Twitter You'll notice that some parts of the site are still under construction.  We plan to add new features as PBI grows, so please bookmark us and check back often to see what we've added. Video U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder speaks at PBI's 2010 Seminar/Forum. Pro Bono Institute's Annual Seminar/Forum on In-House Pro Bono The 2011 Pro Bono Institute Annual Seminar and Forum on In-House Pro Bono, Maintaining Momentum , will be held from March 3-5 at the Grand Hyatt Washington , in Washington, D.C.

5. SoCal Pro Bono Center Welcome to Southern California's Pro Bono Opportunities Network! The SoCal Pro Bono Center is a joint project of the Southern California Pro Bono Managers Directors, Public http://www.probono.net/ca/socal/

skip to content SoCal Pro Bono Center Search this site Advanced Search Home Pro Bono Programs Guide Calendar ... Help Not a lawyer, but Seeking Pro Bono Assistance? If you need legal help, please visit LawHelpCalifornia.org, for a comprehensive database of free and low-cost legal services in California. LawHelpCalifornia.org also provides a library of legal self-help resources. The SoCal Pro Bono Center does not provide legal advice. Interested in doing pro bono? The mission of the SoCal Pro Bono Center is to support pro bono legal services throughout Southern California by providing a wide range of information that is designed to link volunteer attorneys, students and other advocates with legal services programs in local communities. Whether you are a private practitioner, a law student, a law firm, law school, a public interest law group, or other qualified professional, socalprobono.org is your network for identifying programs and volunteer opportunities. The SoCal Pro Bono Center is a free online resource for the following individuals: attorneys paralegals law students social service advocates interpreters The opportunities provided here can be found at organizations from the following Southern California counties: Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and Ventura.

6. DMCA And The Politics Of Copy Protection@Everything2.com Paper by Damian Yerrick about under the table laws such as the Bono Act and the DMCA sponsored by corporate lobbyists that dilute the public s right to publish. http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=952746

7. International Humanitarian Law Pro Bono Project Comprehensive International Humanitarian Law Resources, including no cost academic research of fulltext materials. http://gistprobono.org/

International Humanitarian Law Pro Bono Project Home Humanitarian Law International Criminal Court Research and News Portal ... DMCA Compliance International humanitarian law is a set of rules which seek, for humanitarian reasons, to limit the effects of armed conflict. It protects persons who are not or are no longer participating in the hostilities and restricts the means and methods of warfare. convey_url = document.location.href; convey_source = "English"; convey_user = "lgist"; convey_type = 3; This site The Web Pro Bono Publico: Done Without Compensation for the Public Good The International Humanitarian Law Pro Bono Project is a venture of Lawrence J. Gist II (a/k/a "Lance Gist"), a dedicated pro bono attorney (Washington DC Bar), adjunct professor of business and law (Mount St. Mary's College), a member of the board of directors of the Institute of Indigenous Knowledges, and a United States Marine Corps veteran. Lance Gist currently uses his 20 years of combined activist experience in the areas of: International Humanitarian Law

8. Pro Bono Program Overview As a secondyear student, John Paul Berlon, Class of 2000, founded Horizon House Alliance, a group of law school students who volunteer their time to help Horizon House, a http://indylaw.indiana.edu/career/overview.htm

Home Site Index Directories Contacts ... Loan Repayment Assistance Program Other About Our Students (Statistics/Class Profiles) Directions to Inlow Hall Pro Bono Program Overview As a second-year student, John Paul Berlon, Class of 2000, founded Horizon House Alliance, a group of law school students who volunteer their time to help Horizon House, a service center and day shelter for the homeless. Although the law school requires students who want notations on their transcripts to volunteer a total of 50 hours of pro bono service, John Paul clocked more than 450 hours. An award named after him recognizes law students who exhibit a similar dedication to public service. The Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis Pro Bono Program introduces law students to the professional obligation of attorneys and the benefits of providing public service, and recognizes the needs of the under-represented in society. The ultimate goal of the program is to encourage students to discharge the lawyer's professional responsibility to render public interest service once they have graduated from law school. What kind of work is considered pro bono?

9. ABA Business Law Pro Bono Project The ABA Business Law Pro Bono Project is a joint effort between the ABA Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service and the Section of Business Law. http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/businesslaw/home.html

10. LLM Student Central | Organizations And Activites | Pro Bono Program | Get Invlo BU Law Pro Bono Opportunities. The following opportunities are available to students participating in the pro bono program. Please contact the organization's contact directly http://www.bu.edu/law/central/llm/organizations/pro_bono_program/get_involved/op

Graduate Programs Student Life Career Development Financial Info ... Forms BU Law Pro Bono Opportunities The following opportunities are available to students participating in the pro bono program. Please contact the organization's contact directly to get involved. Be sure to complete the Pro Bono Pledge and notify us if you begin a project listed below. Check back often as new projects are added frequently. Students may also initiate their own projects with any organization that qualifies under our definition of pro bono work. For help with creating your own please make an appointment online to see a CDO counselor. Pro Bono Opportunities 12th Annual Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid The Employment Law Unit - Greater Boston Legal Services City Life - Volunteer Internship Opportunities Available Family Law Project Volunteer Internship - Fall, 2010 ... Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) Fall Internship 12th Annual Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid Save the Date: February 2, 2011 for the 12th Annual Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid Sponsored by the Equal Justice Coalition, Boston Bar Association, Massachusetts Bar Association

11. UNC Law Pro Bono W elcome to the web site for the Pro Bono Program at the University of North Carolina School of Law. This program matches law students with practicing attorneys across http://www.unc.edu/~snovinsk/

UNC LAW PRO BONO PROGRAM W elcome to the web site for the Pro Bono Program at the University of North Carolina School of Law This program matches law students with practicing attorneys across the state to work on cases that the attorneys have taken for free or reduced rates. Working on Pro Bono projects gives students valuable hands-on experience while helping attorneys to take on cases that they might not otherwise have the resources to do. Most importantly, it provides clients with high-quality, low-cost legal representation. In its first year of operation (1997-98), the Pro Bono Program filled more than 120 placements with attorneys in private practice, non-profits and North Carolina's Legal Services organizations. UNC Law students performed more than 1060 hours of work in these placements. Two received certificates from the School of Law and the North Carolina Bar Association for performing more than 75 hours of pro bono work, and several more are expected to receive certificates this year. The Pro Bono Program operates mainly from August to November and January to April, but provides services on a more limited basis during other times of the year. For more information, we encourage you to explore our website and to

12. Pro Bono Recognition Program — College Of Law — Georgia State University Public Law School in Atlanta, Georgia Pro Bono Recognition Program http://law.gsu.edu/agora/index/pro_bono

Skip to Content Text-only Georgia State E-Mail ... Athletics Search Georgia State College of Law document.write (""); document.write ("Home"); document.write ("About"); document.write ("Admissions"); document.write ("Students"); document.write ("Alumni and Friends"); document.write ("Law Library"); document.write ("News Center"); document.write ("Career Services"); document.write ("Clinics and Centers"); document.write ("Directories"); document.write (""); document.write ("") Home Students Students Connections ... Programs Pro Bono Recognition Program Pro Bono Recognition Program  In celebration of our 25 th anniversary in 2007-08, the College of Law’s faculty, students, and staff pledged 25,000 hours of pro bono service. Student pro bono activity played a major role in reaching that goal. Now that the 25,000 hour pledge has been achieved, the College of Law continues to encourage and support student involvement in pro bono activities through our Pro Bono Recognition Program. Pro bono activities include not only those that ensure adequate legal services for moderate and low income individuals but efforts that enhance the capacity of law and legal institutions to do justice, and activities in the local community that promote justice. The Pro Bono Recognition Program is designed to encourage students to engage in pro bono activities while in law school and thus conduct themselves in accordance with highest values and standards of the legal profession. An essential part of the professional development of lawyers is the inculcation of the fundamental values of the profession, and an important component of these values is support for and participation in pro bono service.

13. Penn Law - Pro Bono Requirement Pro Bono Requirement. Over 20 years ago Penn Law was the first national law school to identify the importance and need for a mandatory pro bono requirement. http://www.law.upenn.edu/pic/students/probono.html

Alumni Library Penn Goat ... Home Site Search SEARCH ADVANCED A-Z About Penn Law ... Department Directory Pro Bono Requirement Over 20 years ago Penn Law was the first national law school to identify the importance and need for a mandatory pro bono requirement. Since then, the Public Service Program has instilled the value of public service in close to 4,000 Penn Law students while providing over 350,000 hours of legal assistance to governmental agencies, public interest and non-profit organizations, and law firms in Philadelphia and nationwide. Penn Law was the first law school in 2000 to be awarded the ABA Pro bono Publico Award in recognition of the Public Service Program. To meet the 70-hour public service law-related requirement for graduation, students choose from numerous organizations. Students also have the flexibility to design their own projects to meet a specific gap in the network of legal services for the poor. Throughout the pro bono experience, students gain lawyering knowledge and skills while providing critical services to clients who might otherwise not receive legal assistance. The Penn Law Class of 2009 worked for over 100 nonprofit and government agencies, private firms, and student pro bono projects, performing over 24,000 hours of pro bono service. Nearly 90 students-about 1/3 of the class-substantially exceeded the 70 hour requirement to the true benefit of countless underrepresented individuals and causes.

14. The Am Law Pro Bono 100: #4, Dechert Dechert attorneys recently won a key victory in a fight to win damages from foreign diplomats who allegedly brought dome http://www.uslaw.com/law_blogs/?item=528478

15. The Pro Bono Project - University Of Virginia School Of Law Through the Pro Bono Program, the Public Service Center manages pro bono opportunities available to students, including work with prosecutors, public defenders, legal service http://www.law.virginia.edu/html/publicserv/probono.htm

Text-only version LawWeb Directory Contact Us ... UVA Search All... Directory Library Course Info Media Guide About Academics Admissions Students ... Alumni The Pro Bono Program Need Legal Assistance? Frequently Asked Questions Log Your Pro Bono Hours Law Firm Pro Bono A law student talks to a volunteer at a soup kitchen in a Charlottesville church. Law students volunteer at a number of local homeless shelters and church-run soup kitchens, doing client intake for the Legal Aid Justice Center Model Rule 6.1 encourages all lawyers to aspire to render, without fee, at least 50 hours annually of pro bono legal services. Due to limited government-funded legal services, pro bono has become an essential part of ensuring access to justice for the indigent and under-represented. The Law School believes that lawyers should participate in pro bono activities and serve their communities. The Pro Bono Program offers law students an introduction to public service and the skills and values that promote a lifetime commitment to law-related community service. Instilling this ethic of service in new lawyers is vitally important as the need for free and low-cost legal services continues to rise. Pro bono work also provides law students with structured opportunities to gain valuable practical experience in legal research and writing, client interviewing, and other investigative and advocacy skills. Finally, pro bono enhances the law school experience by connecting the academic work of the classroom to the real world of practice.

16. Oregon Law :: Pro Bono Executive Board Home; Officers; Pro Bono News; The Pro Bono Executive Board hosts two open houses throughout the year, to introduce students to pro bono opportunities in the community. http://www.law.uoregon.edu/org/probono/

UO home Dept index Oregon Law Home ... Technology Pro Bono Executive Board Pro Bono Executive Board Home Officers Pro Bono News The Pro Bono Executive Board hosts two open houses throughout the year, to introduce students to pro bono opportunities in the community. The Board is responsible for recording pro bono hours and encouraging students to engage in pro bono work. At the end of the year, the Board recognizes students who have reported extraordinary hours of pro bono work and chooses a recipient for the annual Nicole Richardson Award. Search Oregon Law: Oregon Law /* Analytics */

17. The Am Law Pro Bono 100 - The American Lawyer The American Lawyer is the leading daily news source for lawyers from across the U.S. and around the world. http://www.law.com/jsp/tal/probono.jsp

18. LSE Law Pro Bono Opportunities These links provide details about external pro bono opportunities which have been provided to us by pro bono organisations outside the LSE. These links are provided for your http://lselawprobono.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar These links provide details about external pro bono opportunities which have been provided to us by pro bono organisations outside the LSE. These links are provided for your information only. You must check these opportunities carefully as they have not been checked or endorsed by the LSE and the bodies referenced in the information are not linked to the LSE in any way. Saturday, 23 October 2010 Opportunities with Independent Academic Research Studies The Independent Academic Research Studies needs volunteers to help with its various projects relating to (youth) criminal justice: http://lawworks.org.uk/temp_downloads/k25j47p107y4s122l99s88m136e18a22d120h120j66z148o7/IARS_-_Current_Internships_september_2010.pdf http://www.iars.org.uk/content/becoming-iars-intern Posted by LSESU Law Society at 1 comments Opportunities with Community Links On-going opportunities with Community Links: Administrative Support Volunteer Trainee Volunteer Paralegal Volunteer Trainee Appeals Representative http://www.community-links.org/get-involved/volunteering-with-the-advice-team/

19. UCI Law - Pro Bono Program Pro Bono Program. The Pro Bono Program at UC Irvine School of Law is a reflection of the school’s deep commitment to experiential learning and public service. http://www.law.uci.edu/pro_bono/index.html

Skip to Content Home Prospective Students Current Students ... News Media PRO BONO PROGRAM Home/Policy Program Guidelines Approved Projects Alternative Break ... LAW INTRANET (Login) RELATED PROGRAMS Career Development Clinics ADDITIONAL LINKS Contact Us Directions to UCI Law Pro Bono Program experiential learning and public service . Students are strongly encouraged to participate in the program, providing legal services to underserved communities while supervised by an attorney or member of the law school faculty. Although the program is not mandatory, most students are participating. Students do not receive academic credit or financial gain for their work. However, the program does provide opportunities for UCI Law students to practice and expand the skills learned in the classroom while experiencing the challenges and rewards of practicing law and assisting real clients. Opportunities exist for students to volunteer at many organizations during the academic year and during school breaks In addition to the tremendous learning experiences provided by the program, students will provide much-needed services to underserved members of the community. UC Irvine School of Law strives to ingrain a commitment to pro bono service in each student. Some students may be inspired to dedicate their careers to public service, while others will understand the importance of making pro bono work a substantial part of their work in private practice or government work. The UC Irvine School of Law Pro Bono Program cannot offer direct legal help to the general public. UCI Law students may only work under the guidance of a licensed attorney at an approved program placement or organization. If you are seeking assistance with a legal problem, please contact the

20. New Paths For Health Law Pro Bono City, County, and Bar Associationsponsored pro-bono service programs are structured to deliver their services in many ways, including scheduled clinics accepting walk-ins and http://www.healthlawyers.org/Resources/PI/Pages/NewPathsforHealthLawProBono.aspx

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