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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.
Steven B. Piser
Certified Specialist-Legal Malpractice Law
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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