Pro bono definition

Pro bono means legal services performed without fee, or expectation of fee, to persons of limited means for the public good.

Pro bono means a voluntary financial planning, advisory or generally skilled activity undertaken by an FPI Member in the public interest and/or in service to FPI at no charge or at a significantly reduced fee;

Pro bono means the provision of psychotherapy or social work services for no or low payment based on need.

Examples of Pro bono in a sentence

• Pro bono work and community service are mitigating circumstances.

• Pro Bono is short for the Latin pro bono publico, meaning “for the public good.” Pro bono work uses professional skills to provide services to those who are unable to afford them.

• Director means the Director of the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), pursuant to 8 CFR 1001.1(o), and shall also include any office or official with- in EOIR to whom the Director dele- gates authority with respect to subpart E of this part.(2) Pro bono legal services.

• Pro bono work, as used in this section, means working with indigent clients, non-profit organizations (including, but not limited to 501(c)(3) organizations), public interest groups, the judiciary, government, and private practitioners handling pro bono cases.

• LBR 9019-5: Pro Bono Mediations (a) Pro bono mediations include those matters in which the mediator determines one or both parties are unable to pay their share of the mediator’s posted fee.

More Definitions of Pro bono

Pro bono means immigration/citizenship service or advice that is donated to or free for the Client.

Pro bono means provided without fee or for a nominal processing fee for one or more individuals with limited means.

Pro bono means: professional services rendered for the public good or on behalf of those who cannot afford them for little or no compensation.CUSTOMER or CLIENT: Any person for whom a County officer or employee has directly supplied contractual goods/services during the previous 24 months. GIFT and FINANCIAL BENEFIT: Includes any money, service, license, permit, contract, authorization, loan, travel, entertainment, hospitality, or any promise thereof or any other gratuity or promise thereof or anything of value. A financial transaction may be a financial benefit but shall not be a gift unless it is on terms not available to the general public. "Gift" and "financial benefit" do not include campaign contributions authorized by law or other items or servicesotherwise excluded as gifts as provided for in § 6(F) of this Local Law. INTEREST: A direct or indirect, pecuniary or material benefit accruing to a County officer or employee as the result of a contract with the County of Orange which such officer or employee serves. “Interest” does not include any benefit arising from the provision or receipt of any services generally available to the residents or taxpayers of the County of Orange, any political subdivision of the County of Orange, or a lawful class of such residents or taxpayers. “Interest” does not include any benefits or entitlements that are procured for the benefit of county employees or officers. (For example, union membership, health insurance, vision and dental benefits, deferred compensation, disability benefits (please note, this list is not exclusive). For purposes of this Local Law, a County officer or employee shall be deemed to have an interest in the contract of:

Pro bono means representation at no charge or at a reduced charge based on

Pro bono means the provision of legal services to poor, marginalized and indigent individuals, groups or community without a fee or expectation of compensation, in order to enhance access to justice for such people who cannot afford to pay for legal services; “procurement” means procedures and expenditure, including capital expenditure, for the purpose of acquiring goods or services which, in the case of the public sector, are governed by legislation;

Pro bono means professional services rendered for free or with only actual expenses associated with the activity being reimbursed. If an individual is being paid, even at a substantially reduced rate or on a contingency fee basis, and the activity is not considered part of the Employee’s Institutional Duties, the activity is not considered pro bono or vvolunteeringsm and an Ooutside Cconsulting Aapproval Form must be completed.

Pro bono means voluntarily work by professionals contributing to society by using their specific knowledge and skills acquired through their professions.