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Pro Bono

Watch! Video of Solicitor General on how to make Pro Bono Costs Orders

Published 13/11/2019 by Claire Gilbert

How much do you know about Pro Bono Costs Orders? Watch our video of the Solicitor General talking about Pro Bono Costs


LawWorks and Advocate announce closer working relationship

Published 30/11/2018 by Roisin O'Connell

Against a backdrop of more people facing legal problems alone, two pro bono charities will explore how closer working can improve the contribution and co-ordination of pro bono advice and representation.


Court unit which helps reunite families faces closure

Published 26/06/2018

Family drug and alcohol courts (FDAC) ‘one of the most important developments in family justice in the last 40 years’ will close in September due to lack of funds. Independent evaluations show that FDAC saves local authorities who support the problem-solving model £2.30 for every £1 spent.


Pro Bono Connect: Two heads are better than one

Published 05/10/2017

(Author Jamie Goldsmith, Pro Bono Connect) Barristers and solicitors often do pro bono cases separately. Sometimes that is appropriate, but- for litigation in particular- it is much more efficient and effective to work together as a team. That is what happens in paid litigation: so why not pro bono cases too? Pro Bono Connect brings the two halves of the profession together.


Crowdfunding legal cases - making justice accessible to all

Published 25/07/2017

(Author: Joanna Sidhu, CrowdJustice) CrowdJustice is the only crowdfunding platform built for legal cases. Launched in May 2015, CrowdJustice’s mission is to increase access to justice by helping communities come together around legal issues that matter to them. The site gives people the tools to raise funds needed for a legal case, whilst raising awareness around specific issues and giving communities a voice. Along the way, CrowdJustice has helped raise over £3m to fund hundreds of cases, three of which have gone all the way to the Supreme Court.


The TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono

Published 21/06/2017

An initiative of TrustLaw, the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s global pro bono service, the Index shows the amount of pro bono being done globally by law firms on a country-by-country basis.


The Pro Bono Manual - a practical guide to developing a law firm pro bono programme.

Published 25/04/2017

The Law Society has recently produced new tools designed to help law firms and in-house teams develop the capacity and strategic presence of pro bono work to improve access to justice and meet unmet legal needs. The Pro Bono Manual sets out the steps legal practices may take in order to develop a strategic pro bono programme and includes template policies, engagement letters, memorandums of understanding as well as best practice guidance and information about strategic partners within the sector.

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