The U.K.'s pro bono culture is younger than those in America and Australia, owing to various factors around culture, politics, mentality and even insurance—but is the U.K. making up ground?
June 07, 2024 at 06:24 AM
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Pro bono has become an essential part of law firm life, no matter where you are based. But pro bono cultures can vary greatly across borders, owing to regional expectations and the local politics.
These differences, though sometimes subtle, have led to significant variances in levels of engagement in pro bono among lawyers, and more technical things like the availability of insurance and infrastructure.
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