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: Cleveland Law Library WeblogDon't Forget to Report Your Pro Bono Hours and Donations to the Ohio Supreme Court
By Cleveland Law Library
By now, you should have received an email from the Ohio Supreme Court asking you to complete a brief survey on your pro bono efforts and financial donations in 2010. The Court is using surveymonkey to collect the data, and the survey is really easy to complete. You are asked to estimate your hours, indicate what areas of the law for which you provided pro bono service, and provide the amount of your donations to organizations like legal aid. Click here to read more about voluntary reporting from The Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation.
Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on January 18, 2011 (boomark / email).
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