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Demand for legal help from asylum seekers driving rise in pro bono work

Lawyers in Australia are working for free more than ever before with pro bono legal work at an all…

Pro bono legal services have increased by almost 10 per cent from 2014 to 2016 according to the Fifth National Law Firm Pro Bono Survey.

Aulm 1aOn average, lawyers did almost 35 hours of pro bono work each in…

A key factor driving that increase is a rise in demand from asylum seekers and…

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