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: Legal Ethics ForumRecent studies on pro bono practice in the US
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At the just concluded Law & Society meeting in Montreal, there was an interesting panel on pro bono work. Lots of empirical studies are being done and much (but not all) of the focus is on pro bono by big firms.
Leslie Levin, of UConn, presented on ?Low Bono,? which a term of art among some solos and small firm lawyers who provide some legal work for greatly reduced rates to low income clients. Leslie pointed out that under the Model Rules, ?low bono? read more
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on June 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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