• Earning free CLE credit at the rate of 1 hour of ethics credit for each 8 hours spent on pro bono matters referred by CLC
• A source of genuine self-esteem and career satisfaction
• Possible chances for favorable publicity
• Helping to improve the public image of attorneys
• A chance for less experienced lawyers learn to deal with clients, communicate with and influence other parties and lawyers, settle some disputes and litigate others
• Receiving referrals from the CLC of clients who can afford attorneys
• Using the CLC as a referral agency to talk with needy people who may call your firm to determine their real needs and refer them to the best source of help
• Comply with ethics requirements under Rule 6.1

Paralegals, law students, college students who are interested in careers in law and other interested parties.

Students and paraprofessionals benefit by:

• Gaining experience talking to clients
• Exposure to public interest law
• Sense of satisfaction and fulfillment from helping others

Allen, Melissa
Alluko, Phyllis
Allison, JIm
Aronov, Mary
Baker, Kathy
Balkwill, Kevin D.
Baskette, Kevin
Barton, Steve
Bernstein, Andrew
Bingham, Jim
Blaiss, Sam
Bradley, Beth
Branson, John
Brook, Deborah
Brooks, Beth
Burson, Kaye G.
Burton, Steve
Butler, Lara E.
Cantrell, Frank
Capasso, David
Cotton, Greg
Cox, Kevin
Cox, Kim
Crosby, Scott
Darnell, Iva
David, Monroe S.
Davis, Eric
Ellis-Felts, Courtney
Ferguson, Claiborne
Field, John
Fite, Ellen
Flowers, Josh
Frazier, Katherine

Noyes, Ralph
Parker, John
Pasley-Ward. Lauren
Peacher-Ryan, Carla
Phillip, John
Polly, Dianne
Prendergast, Betsy
Price, Tim
Quinn, Art
Ralston, Bruce
Ramos, Mario
Reisman, Marc
Rice, Larry
Roberts, Kristine
Royal, Paul
Sealand, Joyce
Seichman, Jeff
Self, King
Simpson, Adam
Smart, Terry
Sullivan, Chris
Susser, Lynn
Thatcher, Tray
Unowsky, Kerry
Waddell, Linda
Williams, Laurel
Wilson, Betsy Warren
Winfield, Bob
Wood, Patricia
Woods, Pat
Worley, Patricia

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