In August 2014, the American Bar Association House of Delegates adopted a resolution advocating appellate courts to allow in-house counsel to engage in pro bono services in the state in which they work, regardless of whether or not they are licensed in that jurisdiction.

Attorneys and interns from Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and UBS joined forces with Morgan Lewis & Bockius, Sullivan & Cromwell, and Linklaters to provide pro bono to aid immigrants in the naturalization process.

On July 25th, 2014, CPBO held its 50th Clinic in a Box^® program, an “off-the-shelf” model that offers in-house counsel the opportunity to provide pro bono legal services to nonprofits or small businesses in the community.

Viacom marries television and legal pro bono work to help educate the Kenyan community and viewers around the world about gender-based violence.

On July 16, the D.C. Court of Appeals adopted a rule, effective September 2014, which allows non-locally licensed in-house counsel to practice pro bono in D.C.

Brad Smith, EVP and GC of Microsoft Corporation, and Laura Stein, EVP and GC of The Clorox Company, share how in-house pro bono engagement has expanded in recent years and the importance of the data captured in the 2007-2012 CPBO Challenge® Report.

MassMutual’s Executive Vice President and General Counsel discusses the legal department’s commitment to pro bono service.

Attorneys from the CSX legal department describe their recent pro bono efforts and provide advice for other attorneys considering pro bono involvement.

The Canadian Lawyer makes a compelling argument for the business case of pro bono.