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Never worked in a legal clinic or feel you could benefit from hearing from some experts in the field? In our first session, we will focus on "Practical Tips when Advising at Legal Clinics". The session will be presented by Tim Boyce and Charlotte Rendle from Simmons and Simmons and Joshua Smith, Legal Counsel at Schroders. Tim is Head of […]
Join us to hear speakers from LawWorks and law firm Reed Smith to describe how Pro bono support from solicitors works and how it can help small charities in particular Suitable for trustees, staff and volunteers of small charities.
Join us to watch the two Amicus student groups debate the motion: The parties to a criminal trial should have the freedom to vet potential jurors and conduct post-trial analysis
Join us to hear John Kamara talk about his experience being a victim of a miscarriage of justice. John was the victim of a miscarriage of justice when he was falsely convicted of murder. He spent almost 20 years in prison until his conviction was overturned with the assistance of a university Innocence project.
To celebrate Pro Bono Week, the Family Law Bar Association and Advocate are delighted to invite you to our first ever joint event on Monday 2nd November at 5-6pm: “Justice is Open to All, ‘Like the Ritz Hotel’ - The Role of Pro Bono in Family Justice. Please join us to hear: FLBA Chair Cyrus Larizadeh […]
Pro Bono Panel Talk with Olivia Clark (Pro Bono Associate at DLA Piper) and Simranjeet Kaur Mann (Future Trainee Solicitor). Invitation-only for University of Liverpool students.
Open to University of Leicester students only
The official launch of the 19th Pro Bono Week, recognising and supporting the voluntary contribution made by lawyers across the UK in giving free legal help to those in need. In this year of unprecedented challenges, for both the voluntary and legal sectors, pro bono legal help has never been more important. The launch event […]
“For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.” Aristotle, Ethics This half day seminar, run jointly by LawWorks and University of Bristol Law School, looks at the ethics of pro bono. This goes beyond the “codes of conduct” that bind the legal professions, and will discuss […]
Our second session will be on housing issues (including Section 21 eviction notices) and will be presented by Liz Robertson and Greg Barden. You will be given a case study highlighting issues frequently seen in legal clinics, information on legislation and court forms and practical responses on how to assist your client. The session will take place on […]
TrustLaw invites you to attend its virtual Legal Roundtable: Strengthening pro bono in Scotland. We will share our Championing Pro Bono Guide and facilitate a conversation about helpful practices as well as challenges and lessons learnt. We will also hear about current pro bono legal opportunities in Scotland as well as a pro bono case study. […]
A session presented by the IBA Pro Bono Committee. When considering using technology in the provision of pro bono services, it is important to first understand and learn from others as to what has and has not worked. The session will discuss the importance of a design-based and user-based approach to understand and best identify […]