For the public good : pro bono and the legal profession in Australia / edited by Christopher Arup and Kathy Laster.

Annandale, N.S.W. : Federation Press, 2001.

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Legal aid -- Australia.

Lawyers -- Australia.

Why lawyers should do pro bono work

Comment: lawyers as social entrepreneurs / Michael Liffman

Comment: pro bono lawyering in the 21st century / Fiona McLeay

Professions and the public good / John S Western, Toni Makkai and Kristin Natalier

Comment: pro bono and the young profession: a view from England and Wales / Lisa Webley

Comment: doing good - a practitioner's perspective / John Emerson

Comment: the darker side of the profession? / Rob McQueen

Law clinics and the promotion of public interest lawyering / Irene Styles and Archie Zariski

Comment: efficacy beyond reasonable doubt? / Adrian Evans; Comment: law school clinics plus / Les McCrimmon

Pro bono as a professional legacy / Donald Robertson

Comment: the activist origins of Australian community legal centres / Mary Anne Noone

Comment: early Australian statutory legal aid schemes and the legal profession / John Lynch

How and why is pro bono flourishing: recent developments in Sweden and China / Francis Regan

Comment: the new pro bono: in whose interest? / Andrea Durbach

Barriers to pro bono: commercial conflicts of interest reconsidered / Elisabeth Wentworth

Comment: governmental responses to commercial conflicts of interest / Paul Sofronoff

Comment: commercial firms and commercial conflicts of interest / Bruce Moore

Pro bono in the post-professional spectrum of legal services / Christopher Arup

Introduction to Report of the National Pro Bono Task Force and Recommended Action Plan / David Weisbrot

Appendix: National Pro Bono Taskforce: recommended action plan for national coordination and development of pro bono legal services.

246 p.