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pro bono

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[ proh boh-noh ]

adjective

  1. (of legal work) without charge to the client:

    The firm offers pro bono legal services. He took the case pro bono.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pro bono1

First recorded in 1720–30, pro bono is from Latin prō bonō “for (the) good, rightly, morally”
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They also asked that the campus bolster protections for international students by providing pro bono legal support for students facing visa revocations and expunging student records of protest-related conduct charges.

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She represents unaccompanied children through the pro bono law firm Public Counsel.

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The White House has effectively extorted some of America’s most prestigious law firms to provide almost $1 billion in pro bono legal services to the Trump administration.

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Multiple big law firms have bribed Trump with agreements to offer millions in pro bono support for the administration's authoritarian agenda.

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For low-income individuals, The Foundation for Financial Planning offers pro bono financial planning services.

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