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Frequently Asked Questions
I am a retired or inactive attorney from another state. Can I get involved?
Are there any opportunities to take on leadership roles, such as mentoring junior attorneys or working on high-profile cases?
Can I learn a new area of law through this opportunity, and do you offer CLE credit for my participation?
By signing up, am I committing to take a case?
Will I be responsible for any expenses related to my Pro Bono case, such as court fees or malpractice insurance, and can I request attorney's fees for my work on the case?
Even after retirement, there are still opportunities to continue making a difference in the lives of low-income communities without committing to a full work week.
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Florida Rural Legal Services, Inc. (FRLS) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of our sponsors and partners. In accordance with IRS regulations and Florida Statute 496.411, all sponsor recognition provided by FRLS is value-neutral and non-promotional.
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