15 pro bono cases that couldn't have been completed without KIND UK

It's pro bono week, so we thought we'd have a chat with Alexander Kolmakov from DLA Piper — he's close to completing his 15th case. Read more
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Pro Bono Week

15 pro bono cases that couldn't have been completed without KIND UK

It's pro bono week, so we thought we'd have a chat with Alexander Kolmakov from DLA Piper — he's close to completing his 15th case. Read more

Pro Bono Week 2020

KIND is participating in Pro Bono Week 2020 Read more

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Interview: Olivia Clark and Kristin Bong

Georgia Iacovou interviews two of our longer-serving pro bono lawyers about their thoughts on the project, the importance and challenges of pro bono work, and how they feel KIND has improved things for firms, for them, and for clients.
15 pro bono cases that couldn't have been completed without KIND UK

It's pro bono week, so we thought we'd have a chat with Alexander Kolmakov from DLA Piper — he's close to completing his 15th case.
Pro Bono Week 2020

KIND is participating in Pro Bono Week 2020
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