Another announced change is to allow licensed in-house counsel to do pro bono work under the auspices of non-profit organizations providing assistance to the poor or functioning as public interest law firms as defined by R. 1:21-1(e). Previously, the rule allowed in-house lawyers to perform pro bono work only for Legal Services of New Jersey.
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The IBA Pro Bono and Access to Justice Committee will now be accepting nominations for the 'IBA Pro Bono and Access to Justice Committee 2012 Annual Pro Bono Award' sponsored by LexisNexis.
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IBA Annual Pro Bono Award 2011:
The IBA Pro Bono and Access to Justice Committee presented its second annual pro bono award to Flavia Regina de Souza Oliveira (Partner, Mattos Filho) at the IBA Annual Conference in Dubai.
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