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Entirely Appealing: How Pro Bono Passions Can Be Transformative
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Entirely Appealing: How Pro Bono Passions Can Be Transformative
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Hear real-world, concrete insights into how pro bono matters can enrich your professional satisfaction, stretching you as both a person and a practitioner, and may even end up transforming an avocation into a new vocation.
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Entirely Appealing: How Pro Bono Passions Can Be Transformative (Jul 2019)
Michael S. Truesdale, Tim Patton, Gretchen Sims Sween
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Entirely Appealing: How Pro Bono Passions Can Be Transformative (Jul 2019)
Hear real-world, concrete insights into how pro bono matters can enrich your professional satisfaction, stretching you as both a person and a practitioner, and may even end up transforming an avocation into a new vocation.
Originally presented: Jun 2019 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Michael S. Truesdale,
Enoch Kever PLLC - Austin, TX
Tim Patton,
The Appellate Immigration Project - San Antonio, TX
Gretchen Sims Sween,
Attorney & Counselor at Law - Austin, TX