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1 relating to work that is done, especially by a lawyer, without asking for payment: --
The assistance could come from elsewhere, such as from lawyers acting pro bono or a public body such as citizens advice bureaux.
We do not regard the encouragement of pro bono work as a substitute for the public provision of legal services.
I chair that company on a pro bono basis, and it has a factoring and invoice-discounting subsidiary.
He is right to draw attention to the social service provided by solicitors who took up such cases on a pro bono basis.
In addition, it is pro bono work and what flows from it is good for the country as a whole.
I am also concerned about the heavy emphasis on fee earnings, without the balancing factor of pro bono work.
They include two pro bono panels—one for lawyers and one for doctors.
It is what is known as a pro bono appointment.
