Program serves two main purposes.
First, it introduces the concept of pro bono service to law students. Second, the program allows law students to address unmet legal needs in the community. It is hoped that exposure to this aspect of an attorney's responsibility to the community will enrich the legal education of law students at the William S. Richardson School of Law. In order to make the experience both meaningful and useful, the pro bono work is meant to be legal in nature, not clerical or administrative. Additionally, built into the program is a component which encourages the student to discuss and evaluate his or her experience.