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Dec. 18, 2024
Pro bono work: A privilege and responsibility
As a sole practitioner, I've found that participating in "Lawyers in the Library" allows me to serve the community with basic legal support while gaining valuable insights into real-life issues and the local jury pool, all without disrupting my practice.
Is law requiring pro bono reports to State Bar hardship for small firms?
Some people believe practicing law is a privilege. Not a right. And with privilege comes responsibility. Pro bono work is a responsibility.
As a sole practitioner, I understand pro bono may be a burden. But there are ways to serve the community without disrupting your practice. I have ...
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