CPBO, in collaboration with the Chicago ACC Chapter and DLA Piper hosts a clinic to provide legal guidance to nine local non-profit organizations that serve in total over 40,000 low-income and under-served Chicagoans.

PBI hosts a webinar “Pro Bono and the Crisis in Legal Aid” addressing the problem of providing legal aid in response to the rise in demand for legal services in a recession.

Building upon previous discussion, The PBEye highlights how in-house attorneys can use pro bono to help those experiencing homelessness.

CPBO hosts a clinic with the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel, DLA Piper, and TMC Development Working Solutions.

Connecticut Chief Justice Chase Rogers proposes Law for America, a program built on the Teach for America model, in which law school graduates commit to a year or two of legal services to those in need.

The PBEye explores the benefits of law students’ participation in school-initiated pro bono programs during enrollment.

Mobile clinics are becoming a popular way to reach out to remote and underserved clients in need of pro bono service.

Barclays, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup partnered to provide pro bono legal services to low-income micro-entrepreneurs in New York.

The PBI-hosted webinar exploring veterans-related pro bono opportunities covered a wide range of topics, including assisting veterans in obtaining proper disability benefits, completing applications for combat-related special compensation, and issues related to housing and family law.

David A. Heiner, vice president and deputy counsel of Microsoft Corporation, talks pro bono and corporate social responsibility.