William L Horner
December 15, 2022 | New Jersey Law Journal
Pro Bono Service Should Not Be MandatoryPro bono service should only be rendered voluntarily, and only in matters in which the attorney is sufficiently interested and competent to ensure that pro bono work is practically effective for the client.
By William L. Horner
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