Harvard Law Class Of 2009 Sets School Pro Bono Record

In Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard Law School News reports:

• Demonstrating a strong commitment to public service, the class of 2009 put in a record total of 308,605 pro bono hours, more than any previous class. This year’s graduates achieved an average of 542 hours of pro bono work per student, 502 hours more than the 40 required for graduation. Ninety-six students provided more than 1,000 hours of free legal services during their years at HLS.

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