Pro bono

Pro bono

Done without compensation for the public good: a lawyer's pro bono work.

pr bon (public), for the (public) good : pr, for + bon, ablative of bonum, the good.

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pro bono

Law; Legal

Done without compensation for the public good: a lawyer's pro bono work. [Latin pr bon (public), for the (public) good : pr, for + bon, ablative of bonum, the good.]

Pro Bono service

Law; US law

A judge encourage lawyer to provide pro bono publico legal services without abuse of prestige of her office.

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Law; Legal

The document that responds to the allegations in a complaint; must be filed within a specific period of time after service has been effectuated.

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It is a legal memo filed by a non-party who has information or opinions that may be instructive to the court.

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Law; Legal

Prayer for relief is also called as ad damnum clause. It is the element of the complaint that asks for damages.

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Law; Legal

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