Pro Bono Opportunities for Idaho Attorneys

Idaho Rule of Professional Conduct 6.1

Every lawyer has a professional responsibility to provide legal services to those unable to pay. A lawyer should aspire to render at least fifty (50) hours of pro bono legal services per year to persons of limited means or to charitable, religious, civic, community, governmental and educational organizations.

What IVLP Does:

What attorneys can do:

Screens applicants for financial and case -type eligibility and readiness
Matches volunteer attorneys with eligible applicants
Provides malpractice insurance
Connects attorneys with mentors and other tools to assist when taking a case in a new area of law
Offers free CLE training to volunteer attorneys
Enhance the legal profession by providing professionals with diverse and meaningful opportunities to assist those in need

Attorneys can browse available Idaho pro bono opportunities for cases that match their expertise and interest
Volunteer to give advice and counsel at one of our free community legal clinics or state-wide via our telephone clinics
Donate to Access to Justice
Send IVLP your areas of volunteer interest
Contact Jennifer Schindele at jschindele@isb.idaho.gov for more information