A raft of major UK law firms have unveiled plans to ramp up their not-for-profit activities from Monday (12 November) to coincide with the sixth National Pro Bono Week. The programme, which this year will focus on international pro bono and how to involve law students in pro bono projects, is to feature more than 30 events across the UK - including the first-ever National Pro Bono Conference at London's QEII conference centre.
November 09, 2007 at 10:54 AM
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A raft of major UK law firms have unveiled plans to ramp up their not-for-profit activities from Monday (12 November) to coincide with the sixth National Pro Bono Week.
The programme, which this year will focus on international pro bono and how to involve law students in pro bono projects, is to feature more than 30 events across the UK – including the first-ever National Pro Bono Conference at London’s QEII conference centre.
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