When a cash-strapped, non-profit agency needs help renewing its lease, an army of corporate attorneys with experience in high-stakes real estate transactions will now be able to help.
The legal community’s ability to provide volunteer services just got a big boost when Judges of the Superior Court, the state court system’s rule-making body, voted this month to allow in-house counsel with licenses in other states to perform pro bono work in Connecticut. The change will empower about 1,000 authorized in-house counsel in Connecticut to provide services to help low-income individuals and organizations.
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