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...planning their pro bono efforts to help others who...insurance companies, people offering recovery services."...
...defendant was not eligible for legal services. Defendant appeared with retained counsel...
...of whether Dr. Brooks could be held responsible for failing to provide services when he lacked resources. We affirm....
...of basic necessities both at work and at home, the East Coast legal community persevered in the face of Hurricane Sandy's wrath, working to...
...Curiae, Hastings Appellate Project, Pro Bono Counsel for Eriberto Errera, San...n v. Brand X Internet Services, the Supreme Court instructed...
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...to arrest Maria. The officers had no information about the identity or legal status of any of the other occupants of the apartment. Before entering...
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