A list of individuals who reported providing at least 50 hours of pro bono publico in 2025.
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A list of individuals who reported providing at least 50 hours of pro bono publico in 2025.
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No single law firm, legal department, or nonprofit can meet the overwhelming need for legal services on its own. But when these players combine their expertise, resources, and volunteer capacity, they create powerful partnerships that make pro bono work accessible to underserved communities with urgent, unmet needs.
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Benton Franklin Legal Aid’s (BFLA) hybrid pro bono program, Domestic Violence Attorney Program (DVAP), was created in the name of access to justice.
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Many lawyers lack familiarity with RPC 6.1 and may not realize that their work qualifies as pro bono under this rule.
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Finding affordable legal services in Washington is challenging, and the problem only intensifies in the state’s rural communities, many of which are legal-representation deserts.
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The individuals reported providing at least 50 hours of pro bono publico in 2021.
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