Despite the longstanding tradition of pro bono work in the legal field, many attorneys are still struggling to meet the American Bar Association’s (ABA) goal of providing 50 hours of pro bono service annually. According to a recent report, while most lawyers have contributed their services pro bono at some stage in their careers, the primary barrier they face is a lack of available time, which discourages them from consistent participation.
This issue raises questions about how law firms and corporations can further incentivize and support their legal teams in meeting these pro bono targets. To explore the dynamics at play and investigate potential solutions, more detailed analysis and discussion would be beneficial. For further information, you can read the original article on Law360.