Retired, inactive, in-house lawyers can now represent clients pro bonoBy Helen W. GunnarssonJuly 2008Lawpulse, Page 334Effective July 1, new supreme court rules let retired, inactive, and in-house lawyers working through legal-aid providers or other approved groups represent clients pro bono.
The New Pro Bono Reporting RequirementBy Helen W. GunnarssonSeptember 2006Article, Page 468What is a client of "limited means" for reporting purposes? What kinds of services count as "pro bono"? Justice Kilbride and others talk about pro bono reporting.
Strengthening the Legal-Aid Safety NetBy Ole Bly Pace IIIMarch 2005Column, Page 108We need to find a way to serve the unmet legal needs of the poor without unfairly burdening solo and small-firm lawyers.