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pro bono

[proh boh-noh] / ˌproʊ ˈboʊ noʊ /
ADJECTIVE
without compensation
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Chen agrees to help only on a pro bono basis—lest he himself draw unwanted attention: “You cannot be too careful nowadays,” a friendly citizen warns.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another time, he represented pro bono an HIV patient at risk of eviction.

From The Wall Street Journal

The decision will allow veterans across the country to sue for housing, said Mark Rosenbaum, attorney with the pro bono law firm Public Counsel, the lead attorney in the case.

From Los Angeles Times

His pro bono lawyers have appealed the asylum denial.

From Los Angeles Times

The disclosures show Kugler accepted more than $41,000 in pro bono legal services from the Washington law firm Arnold & Porter.

From The Wall Street Journal