Global Pro Bono (eBook, ePUB)
Causes, Context, and Contestation
Redaktion: Cummings, Scott L.; Trubek, Louise G.; Silva, Fabio de Sa e
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Causes, Context, and Contestation
Redaktion: Cummings, Scott L.; Trubek, Louise G.; Silva, Fabio de Sa e
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. April 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781108758840
- Artikelnr.: 70912813
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What is global about pro bono and what is global pro bono about? Scott L.
Cummings, Fabio de Sa e Silva & Louise G. Trubek; Part I. The Americas:
2.Rationalizing pro bono: corporate social responsibility and the
reinvention of legal professionalism in elite American law firms John Bliss
, Steven A. Boutcher; 3.Pro bono legal work in Canada Robert Granfield ,
Fiona Kay; 4. Two tales of one Brazilian city: individual pro bono cases in
são paulo corporate law firms Fabio de Sa e Silva; 5. The mandarins of law:
pro bono legal work in Argentina, Chile, and Colombia Daniel Bonilla
Maldonado; Part II. Europe: 6. Le Pro Bono: The development of pro bono
practice in Europe Edwin Rekosh, Lamin Khadar; 7. An explosion of legal
philanthropy? The transformation of pro bono legal services in England and
Wales Andrew Boon, Avis Whyte; 8. No attorneys without generosity: why do
lawyers practice pro bono? A French perspective Louis Assier-Andrieu &
Jeremy Perleman; 9.Narrowing the justice gap: clearinghouses for Spain
Leire Larracoechea San Sebastián, Michelle Ha, S. Todd Crider;10. Pro bono
in Portugal Susana Santos; 11. Lawyers' pro bono work in Denmark Annette
Olesen, Ole Hammerslev; Part III. Australia: 12. The tripartite effect of
pro bono: contemplating the Australian experience Fiona McLeay, Lucy Adams;
Part 1V. Africa: 13. Pro bono in South Africa Thabang Pooe, Alice Brown,
Jonathan Klaaren; 14. The evolution of pro bono legal services in Nigeria
Jayanth K. Krishnan, Kunle Ajagbe; Part V. Asia: 15. The evolving contours
of private pro bono practice in India: local and global contexts Arpita
Gupta; 16. Pro bono in Singapore Helena Whalen-Bridge, Robert Granfield;
17. The rise of private public interest lawyers in China Jin Dong, Qian
Cheng
Cummings, Fabio de Sa e Silva & Louise G. Trubek; Part I. The Americas:
2.Rationalizing pro bono: corporate social responsibility and the
reinvention of legal professionalism in elite American law firms John Bliss
, Steven A. Boutcher; 3.Pro bono legal work in Canada Robert Granfield ,
Fiona Kay; 4. Two tales of one Brazilian city: individual pro bono cases in
são paulo corporate law firms Fabio de Sa e Silva; 5. The mandarins of law:
pro bono legal work in Argentina, Chile, and Colombia Daniel Bonilla
Maldonado; Part II. Europe: 6. Le Pro Bono: The development of pro bono
practice in Europe Edwin Rekosh, Lamin Khadar; 7. An explosion of legal
philanthropy? The transformation of pro bono legal services in England and
Wales Andrew Boon, Avis Whyte; 8. No attorneys without generosity: why do
lawyers practice pro bono? A French perspective Louis Assier-Andrieu &
Jeremy Perleman; 9.Narrowing the justice gap: clearinghouses for Spain
Leire Larracoechea San Sebastián, Michelle Ha, S. Todd Crider;10. Pro bono
in Portugal Susana Santos; 11. Lawyers' pro bono work in Denmark Annette
Olesen, Ole Hammerslev; Part III. Australia: 12. The tripartite effect of
pro bono: contemplating the Australian experience Fiona McLeay, Lucy Adams;
Part 1V. Africa: 13. Pro bono in South Africa Thabang Pooe, Alice Brown,
Jonathan Klaaren; 14. The evolution of pro bono legal services in Nigeria
Jayanth K. Krishnan, Kunle Ajagbe; Part V. Asia: 15. The evolving contours
of private pro bono practice in India: local and global contexts Arpita
Gupta; 16. Pro bono in Singapore Helena Whalen-Bridge, Robert Granfield;
17. The rise of private public interest lawyers in China Jin Dong, Qian
Cheng
What is global about pro bono and what is global pro bono about? Scott L.
Cummings, Fabio de Sa e Silva & Louise G. Trubek; Part I. The Americas:
2.Rationalizing pro bono: corporate social responsibility and the
reinvention of legal professionalism in elite American law firms John Bliss
, Steven A. Boutcher; 3.Pro bono legal work in Canada Robert Granfield ,
Fiona Kay; 4. Two tales of one Brazilian city: individual pro bono cases in
são paulo corporate law firms Fabio de Sa e Silva; 5. The mandarins of law:
pro bono legal work in Argentina, Chile, and Colombia Daniel Bonilla
Maldonado; Part II. Europe: 6. Le Pro Bono: The development of pro bono
practice in Europe Edwin Rekosh, Lamin Khadar; 7. An explosion of legal
philanthropy? The transformation of pro bono legal services in England and
Wales Andrew Boon, Avis Whyte; 8. No attorneys without generosity: why do
lawyers practice pro bono? A French perspective Louis Assier-Andrieu &
Jeremy Perleman; 9.Narrowing the justice gap: clearinghouses for Spain
Leire Larracoechea San Sebastián, Michelle Ha, S. Todd Crider;10. Pro bono
in Portugal Susana Santos; 11. Lawyers' pro bono work in Denmark Annette
Olesen, Ole Hammerslev; Part III. Australia: 12. The tripartite effect of
pro bono: contemplating the Australian experience Fiona McLeay, Lucy Adams;
Part 1V. Africa: 13. Pro bono in South Africa Thabang Pooe, Alice Brown,
Jonathan Klaaren; 14. The evolution of pro bono legal services in Nigeria
Jayanth K. Krishnan, Kunle Ajagbe; Part V. Asia: 15. The evolving contours
of private pro bono practice in India: local and global contexts Arpita
Gupta; 16. Pro bono in Singapore Helena Whalen-Bridge, Robert Granfield;
17. The rise of private public interest lawyers in China Jin Dong, Qian
Cheng
Cummings, Fabio de Sa e Silva & Louise G. Trubek; Part I. The Americas:
2.Rationalizing pro bono: corporate social responsibility and the
reinvention of legal professionalism in elite American law firms John Bliss
, Steven A. Boutcher; 3.Pro bono legal work in Canada Robert Granfield ,
Fiona Kay; 4. Two tales of one Brazilian city: individual pro bono cases in
são paulo corporate law firms Fabio de Sa e Silva; 5. The mandarins of law:
pro bono legal work in Argentina, Chile, and Colombia Daniel Bonilla
Maldonado; Part II. Europe: 6. Le Pro Bono: The development of pro bono
practice in Europe Edwin Rekosh, Lamin Khadar; 7. An explosion of legal
philanthropy? The transformation of pro bono legal services in England and
Wales Andrew Boon, Avis Whyte; 8. No attorneys without generosity: why do
lawyers practice pro bono? A French perspective Louis Assier-Andrieu &
Jeremy Perleman; 9.Narrowing the justice gap: clearinghouses for Spain
Leire Larracoechea San Sebastián, Michelle Ha, S. Todd Crider;10. Pro bono
in Portugal Susana Santos; 11. Lawyers' pro bono work in Denmark Annette
Olesen, Ole Hammerslev; Part III. Australia: 12. The tripartite effect of
pro bono: contemplating the Australian experience Fiona McLeay, Lucy Adams;
Part 1V. Africa: 13. Pro bono in South Africa Thabang Pooe, Alice Brown,
Jonathan Klaaren; 14. The evolution of pro bono legal services in Nigeria
Jayanth K. Krishnan, Kunle Ajagbe; Part V. Asia: 15. The evolving contours
of private pro bono practice in India: local and global contexts Arpita
Gupta; 16. Pro bono in Singapore Helena Whalen-Bridge, Robert Granfield;
17. The rise of private public interest lawyers in China Jin Dong, Qian
Cheng