Category: Corporate Pro Bono

Last month, The PBEye discussed two very important ways that in-house attorneys can use pro bono to help those experiencing homelessness. However, the opportunities to assist don’t end there. Counseling Nonprofits that Combat Homelessness or Assist Homeless Individuals Nonprofits, including those dedicated to combating homelessness or assisting homeless individuals have been severely impacted by the fragile economy and many are in desperate need of help.  Without adequate resources many nonprofits are unable to afford counsel, yet going without could prove to be even more costly.  In-house attorneys can aid these organizations with their legal needs, which consume time and finances that are better

The National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty estimates that there are more than 3 million people experiencing homelessness in the U.S.  These individuals face a wide array of barriers to housing, including legal issues, without the resources to pay for assistance.  While these realities are disheartening, incredible work is being done by in-house attorneys to help overcome the obstacles many homeless individuals and families face. Attorneys can provide the homeless with a range of valuable legal services. Birth Certificates Numerous in-house legal departments, including Aetna Inc. **, Exelon Corporation**, Merck & Co., Inc.**, and The Pep Boys-Manny, Moe &