The Pro Bono Institute recognizes Merck after nearly 20 years of expanding pro bono work.

A new Illinois Supreme Court rule makes it easier for in-house counsel to provide pro bono legal services.

Are the legal profession’s ethical rules outdated and hindering needy clients’ access to lawyers, the courts, and the legal system?

Six distinguished general counsel join the CPBO Advisory Board.

After President Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals there was a large demand for legal advice for those seeking a reprieve. The demand has led lawyers around the country to gather and provide pro bono assistance to qualifying immigrants.

DuPont’s legal department assists some of the most vulnerable in their local community through pro bono work.

The Illinois Supreme Court makes effective a new rule that empowers limited license in-house attorneys in the state to provide pro bono legal services free from unnecessary restrictions.

Bob Weber provides insight into IBM’s award winning Pro Bono program and his unique approach to creative ideas and individual leadership for In-House Pro Bono opportunities.

Honorable Ralph D. Gants and Susan M. Finegan write a letter to encourage more pro bono participation by in-house counsel and their law firm partners.

David Brill, president of the Greater New York Chapter of ACC, discusses the activities and obstacles in-house attorneys face in regard to pro bono.