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Pro Bono Opportunities Response Form

We might be interested in providing pro bono legal help in the following projects – please have someone contact me:

Name

Firm/Company

Area of Practice

Address1

Address2

City

State

Zip Code

Phone

E-mail

Agency/Project

Center for Children’s Advocacy: Educational Advocacy

The Children’s Law Center of CT, Inc.

The Children’s Law Center: The Truancy Intervention Project

Connecticut Legal Rights Project, Inc.: Co-Counsel for Civil Rights

Connecticut Legal Services, New Haven Legal Assistance, or Greater Hartford Legal Aid In-Office Volunteers

Connecticut Legal Services: Stamford Day Laborer Wage Clinic

Connecticut Veterans Legal Center: Serving Connecticut’s Veterans

Statewide Legal Services: Debt Survival Clinic

Internal Revenue Service: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)

Lawyers for Children America

State of CT Judicial Branch: Volunteer Attorney Program

Statewide Legal Services: Housing Referrals

Statewide Legal Services: The Pardons Project

Statewide Legal Services: Pro Se Divorce/Custody Clinics

Statewide Legal Services: School Expulsion Project

Statewide Legal Services: Security Deposit Clinic

Statewide Legal Services: Thunderdome Family Clinic

Statewide Legal Services: Unemployment Referrals

Statewide Legal Services: Wills/Health Care Directives/Power of Attorney

Statewide Legal Services: Fast Track to Legal Services Evening Intake Clinic

UCONN School of Law: Tax Clinic

Other types of practice

Become a member of the Connecticut Pro Bono Network

The Connecticut Pro Bono Network recruits, trains, and recognizes volunteer attorneys. The CBA commends all attorneys and paralegals who provide pro bono services to the community. However, only by accepting cases through the agencies and programs listed on the CTBar website do volunteers qualify for support services and benefits provided by CPBN.

If you have questions or would like more information about the program, or for more information on the FREE Pro Bono Network Trainings sponsored by the CT Pro Bono Network, contact the Connecticut Bar Association's Public Service Specialist at dlewis@ctbar.org.

Yes, I would like someone from the CT Bar Association to contact me about becoming a member of the Pro Bono Network.

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