0 (relating to work that is done, especially by a lawyer) without asking for payment:
1 relating to work that is done, especially by a lawyer, without asking for payment:
A late manifestation of pro bono medical care was the free-clinic movement of the 1960s and 1970s, staffed primarily by volunteer physicians.
The pro bono law clinic finds itself in such a situation.
It was heavily dependent upon people's willingness to serve pro bono and are paid £150 per day plus expenses.
But the situation is very different in the data from the pro bono law clinic.
Pro bono law clinic interviewers.
It is right that lawyers should want to do pro bono work.
Neither the undertaking of, nor a willingness to undertake, pro bono work is one of the published criteria for appointment.
It is what is known as a pro bono appointment.
