pro bono - Legal English Dictionary
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pro bono

legal work carried out without charge, usually for a client with little or no money He took on a pro bono appeal and overturned a murder conviction.

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  • pro bono publicum

Phrase Bank

  • Although some law firms do undertake pro bono work, the practice should be more widespread.
  • Pro bono legal services are invaluable in widening access to justice.
  • Pro bono work is an asset to any legal career.
  • We're talking to lawyers about doing a pro bono deal.
  • London law firm Freshfields also provide pro bono assistance.
  • His solicitors were working on a 'pro bono' basis, offering their services for free.
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