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When the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court suggested that all of the state's attorneys either donate 25 pro bono hours a year or contribute up to 1 percent of their annual income to provide legal service to the poor, the so-called aspirational rule was supposed to apply to everyone, not just litigators. Transactional attorneys often need help seeing how their brand of law applies to pro bono work.
July 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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