Pro Bono

Pro Bono Legal Assistance

The legal profession has a strong ethic that supports pro bono activity by lawyers.  The American Bar Association (ABA) ethical rules recommend that lawyers contribute at least fifty hours of pro bono service annually, and has a Standing Committee to support, facilitate and expand pro bono participation.  This guideline acknowledges the gap in access to legal assistance for poor people, and highlights the critical role that the private bar – from law firms to solo practitioners to corporate counsel – can play bridging the justice gap.
 

Private Law Firms Partnered with MLPs

Along with legal services organizations, private law firms and corporate counsel play an integral role in MLPs, whether taking specific cases and participating in clinics or working with health institutions to establish new partnerships. On a national level, law firms have donated countless hours to assist with confidentiality and ethics issues, as well as to help guide MLP policy efforts.

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