The PBEye recognizes the efforts of several legal departments to alleviate the issue of domestic violence through pro bono work.

CPBO co-hosts a Clinic in a Box® program with Capital One Financial Corp. and Troutman Sanders LLP. Twenty-eight volunteers from Capital One’s legal department and nine local nonprofit organizations participated in the clinic.

Several corporations are partnering with Skadden Arps’s Washington office and legal aid groups to start a pro bono initiative aimed at assisting low-income D.C. residents.

The Conference of Chief Justices and Conference of State Court Administrators support pro bono with a resolution encouraging removal of restrictions on in-house attorneys.

PBI President and CEO Esther F. Lardent writes about the importance of quality research to improving the civil justice arena.

Do you follow the world of in-house pro bono on The PBEye brought to you by Corporate Pro Bono? Since May, CPBO has posted a variety of blog stories.

The Obama administration announces a new program to benefit undocumented young people in the U.S. and public interest groups have rapidly mobilized to assist undocumented immigrants in the application process.

PBI and CPBO will host a webinar “In-house Pro Bono: Professional Liability Insurance,” addressing in-house volunteers and concerns about professional liability insurance.