The Association of Corporate Counsel is asking the District of Columbia to reconsider two key restrictions on in-house lawyers doing pro bono work.
August 29, 2016 at 05:45 PM
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The Association of Corporate Counsel is asking the District of Columbia to reconsider two key restrictions on in-house lawyers doing pro bono work.
The District requires a legal services provider to assign cases and that an active member of the D.C. Bar supervise in-house counsel—restrictions that are a waste of time and resources, according to ACC.
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