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Looking for a
lawyer?
Please note: The resources on this page do not match
clients with pro bono attorneys. If you are an individual seeking
free or low cost legal assistance or self-help resources, go
to:
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Board of Governors supports
National Pro Bono Celebration, October 25 - 31, 2009
Help Protect Domestic
Violence Survivors
And Their Children
Free MCLE Credit - October 21
Statewide
Pro Bono Training
Interested in Volunteering
on Foreclosure Issues?
Pro bono volunteers needed. Go to
ForeclosureInfoCA.org for opportunities and training
information.
Southern California
Wildfires - Volunteer resources for lawyers and the
public
Go to
Disaster Response for opportunities and additional
information.
The Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services (SCDLS)
has compiled the following resources for lawyers, law firms, bar
associations, legal services providers, judges and law students
interested in Pro Bono. Attorneys in any practice setting can make
a significant different in the lives of those who would not
otherwise have access to the legal system.
Resources for lawyers
Resources for Law Firms
- Sample Law Firm Pro Bono Policies:
Resources for Local and Specialty Bar Associations
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Renewing our Commitment to Pro Bono: Tools for Local and Specialty
Bar Associations The State Bar of California Standing Committee
on the Delivery of Legal Services developed this downloadable tool
kit that includes:
- Introduction Letter
- Letter from Chief Justice
- State Bar Pro Bono Resolution
- Pro Bono Benefits Everyone
- Snapshot of Local Bar Sponsored Pro Bono Models in CA
- FAQs about Pro Bono
- Selected Quotations
- The State Bar’s Commitment to Pro Bono
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Making Pro Bono a Priority: A Bar Leader’s Handbook The
American Bar Association Division for Legal Services developed this
downloadable guidebook that includes examples of the specific
application of models across the country.
Resources for Pro Bono Organizations and Legal Services
Providers
Resources for Judges
Resources for Law Students
The
Path to Pro Bono: An Interviewing Tool for Law Students The
American Bar Association Pro Bono Committee and the Center for Pro
Bono developed this brochure to assist law students in assessing a
law firm's commitment to pro bono. It also useful for students
pursuing careers with small and mid-size firms and corporate
in-house legal departments.
Additional Resources
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