LawScribe Proud to Continue ProBono Sponsorship
With LawScribe being proud sponsors of ProBono Net, Kunoor Chopra and I were delighted to be invited to both Mannatt Phelps & Phillips and Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffes' downtown LA offices on 10th and 11th June respectively, to celebrate the official launch of the SoCal Pro Bono Center.
The center provides a new website that supports pro bono legal services by linking private attorneys, law students and other advocates with legal services providers throughout Southern California. Coordinators of the new venture include the Southern California Pro Bono Managers and Pro Bono Directors at the Alliance for Children's Rights, the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, the HIV & AIDS Legal Services Alliance, Mental Health Advocacy Services, Inc., Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County, and Public Counsel. The website is located at http://www.probono.net/ca/socal/.
The SoCal Pro Bono Center is part of the national Pro Bono Net network. Pro Bono Net is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing access to justice through innovative uses of technology and increased volunteer lawyer participation. More than 50,000 lawyers and other advocates are registered members of Pro Bono Net websites.
At LawScribe we are committed to continuing our ongoing support and sponsorship of Probono.net. We have always strived to be at the forefront of innovative initiatives across the LPO industry. Increasing our own involvement within Probono.net, and in turn calling upon other LPOs to do the same is merely an extension of these initiatives. Probono.net announced LawScribe's sponsorship earlier this year with the following linked press release.
"At a time when the need for legal aid is increasing tremendously, we truly appreciate LawScribe's support," said Mark O'Brien, Executive Director of Pro Bono Net. "The commitment of LawScribe and our other sponsors enables Pro Bono Net to continue connecting people in need with free legal assistance, and to develop new programs that allow pro bono and legal aid organizations to respond to emergent needs."
If any of my peers within the industry would like to find out more about how they can support Probono.net feel free to email me.
The center provides a new website that supports pro bono legal services by linking private attorneys, law students and other advocates with legal services providers throughout Southern California. Coordinators of the new venture include the Southern California Pro Bono Managers and Pro Bono Directors at the Alliance for Children's Rights, the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, the HIV & AIDS Legal Services Alliance, Mental Health Advocacy Services, Inc., Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County, and Public Counsel. The website is located at http://www.probono.net/ca/socal/.
The SoCal Pro Bono Center is part of the national Pro Bono Net network. Pro Bono Net is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing access to justice through innovative uses of technology and increased volunteer lawyer participation. More than 50,000 lawyers and other advocates are registered members of Pro Bono Net websites.
At LawScribe we are committed to continuing our ongoing support and sponsorship of Probono.net. We have always strived to be at the forefront of innovative initiatives across the LPO industry. Increasing our own involvement within Probono.net, and in turn calling upon other LPOs to do the same is merely an extension of these initiatives. Probono.net announced LawScribe's sponsorship earlier this year with the following linked press release.
"At a time when the need for legal aid is increasing tremendously, we truly appreciate LawScribe's support," said Mark O'Brien, Executive Director of Pro Bono Net. "The commitment of LawScribe and our other sponsors enables Pro Bono Net to continue connecting people in need with free legal assistance, and to develop new programs that allow pro bono and legal aid organizations to respond to emergent needs."
If any of my peers within the industry would like to find out more about how they can support Probono.net feel free to email me.
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