Why You Can’t Afford Not to Do Pro Bono
The author recounts how pro bono opportunities presented themselves to him through the years and offers advice on finding volunteer opportunities that reflect what you already enjoy doing.
Volume 40, Issue 1
The author recounts how pro bono opportunities presented themselves to him through the years and offers advice on finding volunteer opportunities that reflect what you already enjoy doing.
Serving our communities in ways that don’t feel like work helps us reduce stress, learn nonlegal skills, and experience gratitude.
If you’re unsure about how to get involved, legal clinics are a great introduction to your local legal aid organization.
Lawyers are called to make contributions for future generations. One way to do this is by getting involved at your local law school and with current law students.
Being a leader in a bar association allows you to make meaningful connections and make a positive impact on your community.
The moot court experience is a win-win situation for the students, the attorney serving as the judge, and the general public.
Helping mentees succeed and seeing the positive impact you have had on their life or career have been wonderfully fulfilling.
Three lawyers working for nonprofits describe how they help advance the mission of their organizations.
Each year, 50-plus lawyers from the Dallas Bar Association (DBA) strut their stuff to raise funds for law school scholarships.
By actively participating in bar associations, you’ll become a member of a community whose ties remain long after your initial service.
The digital era has provided many avenues for crowdfunding for charitable organizations—along with new dangers.
With a USB hub, you can quickly transform your portable law office into a fully functional, WiFi-enabled environment.
By establishing a strong reputation, maintaining client satisfaction, and retaining productive employees, boutique law firms can better serve their communities.
The author recounts the lessons she learned from growing up homeless and how they have instilled in her the need to live a life of service.
Lawyers have skills possessed by no other profession—skills that can better society and improve our communities.
Today’s tool kit weighs less than it did 20 years ago and offers greater speed, power, and flexibility.
These pragmatic tools can help you continue cultivating a servant spirit while still running a successful solo practice.
As the technologies we use, such as AI chatbots, grow more complex, so, too, do our ethical risks. New technologies exacerbate privacy risks because we use them without knowing all the ways our infor…