Building a pro bono practice group
Subtitle: leading lawyers on serving the community's legal needs
Series: Inside the minds
Publisher: Aspatore
Published: 2013
Place of publication: United States]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
ISBN-13: 9780314289797
Subjects: Public interest law; Practice of law
Table of contents: title: 1. Jim Long, Shareholder, Briggs and Morgan PA - "Developing a Successful Pro Bono Program: Tips for Law Firms"  2. Grant Palmer, Commercial Litigation Practice Group Leader, and Kathy Ochroch, Director of Pro Bono Services, Blank Rome LLP - "Key Elements of a Successful Pro Bono Program"  3. John R. Maley, Partner and Chair, Pro Bono Committee, Barnes & Thornburg LLP - "Pro Bono in Law Firms"  4. Sue Finegan, Member, Mintz Levin Cohen Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC - "Effectively Building and Maintaining a Pro Bono Practice Group"  5. Ben Weinberg, Pro Bono Partner, Dentons US LLP - "New Strategies for Increasing the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Law Firm Pro Bono Programs"  6. Allegra R. Rich, Pro Bono and Philanthropy Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP - "Building a Pro Bono Practice: Practical Considerations for Launching and Structuring a Pro Bono Program"  7. Steven A. Reiss and John B. Strasburger, Co-Chairs, Pro Bono Committee, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP - "Building the Right Pro Bono Practice Group for Your Firm"; title: Appendices Include:    Appendix A: Engagement Letter for Pro Bono Representation; Appendix B: Conclusion of Representation Letter;   Appendix C: Non-Profit Organization Application for Pro Bono Legal Services