The story of how Deloitte transformed its approach to pro bono — from ad-hoc to systematic — from something done on one’s own time into something recognized as part of Deloitte’s normal business — begins with a global pro bono “tipping point.”

CPBO hosted its third annual in-person meeting for pro bono leaders from legal departments in the greater New York area and met individually with representatives from local in-house departments.

CPBO works with ACC Chapters around the world on their pro bono efforts, from hosting Clinic in a Box® programs to developing ongoing pro bono programs. Last month, CPBO had the pleasure of working with several Chapters in three cities across the U.S., as well as talking to other Chapters leaders from far and wide.

ACC calls upon New York to adopt a proposal to expand the number of in-house counsel in New York who can provide pro bono services.

CPBO recently traveled to Illinois to co-host an event dedicated to the importance of in-house pro bono.

CPBO provides an overview of pro bono related events in Los Angeles at the 2013 ACC Annual Meeting.

CPBO’s 2012 Benchmarking Report asked departments a number of budget questions.

Hewlett-Packard Company in partnership with Morgan, Lewis & Bockius and the National Veterans Legal Services Program will receive the CPBO Pro Bono Partner Award.

CPBO’s 2012 Benchmarking Report demonstrates that there are a number of options available to legal departments for professional liability insurance.

New York opens the comment period for a proposed rule that would permit in-house counsel who are not licensed in New York to represent pro bono clients.