The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference is taking place in Adelaide this week, due in large part to the advocacy of JusticeNet SA, South Australia’s principal pro bono clearing house and legal service which four months ago, was in danger of closing due to lack of funding. It is now advocating for a ‘pro bono plan’ to secure the future of coordinated pro bono in South Australia. Its Director Tim Graham tells the story.
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