Legal & Policy

3Ls Spent Millions Of Hours Doing Pro Bono Work In 2025

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Law students in the class of 2025 contributed over $178 million worth of pro bono legal services through various activities, totaling more than 5.1 million hours. This highlights the significant impact law students can have on their communities beyond academic pursuits and underscores the value of engaging in pro bono work for future content creators to promote and encourage.

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