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Sign up for Free Legal Answers pro bono opportunity
By: Matt Chaney//November 12, 2018
The South Carolina Bar is looking for pro bono attorney volunteers to participate in a Free Legal Answers Blitz, taking place Nov. 16 from 2 to 5 p.m at the State Bar building at 950 Taylor St. in Columbia.
The blitz is being held to give attorneys the opportunity to get experience using the online Free Legal Answers platform so that they may continue using the service in their free time to provide future pro bono service. The event is also an opportunity to work with University of South Carolina law students to help clear out the backlog of questions currently posted on the website.
The bar asks that participating attorneys sign up on the website ahead of time and bring a laptop. Dress is casual, and other supplies and resource materials will be provided.
Check here to volunteer to participate in the blitz.
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