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TexasLawyersHelp.org 
A statewide site for legal aid and pro bono advocates in Texas.

Attorneys: Report pro bono hours online. Click here to report your 2006 pro bono contributions.

Applications Are Being Accepted for 2007 Membership in the Pro Bono College

  • Click here for more information if you are an attorney (pdf)
  • Click here for an application if you are an attorney (pdf)

  • Click here for more information if you are a paralegal (pdf)
  • Click here for an application if you are a paralegal (pdf)

For more information, click here.

ATJ Pro Bono Champions

Many Texas lawyers go above and beyond to ensure that all Texans have access to our system of justice. Some contribute hours, some contribute time, but all contribute leadership and commitment to the idea that justice for all must be a reality in our democracy. "Pro Bono Champions" recognizes some of those people and their contributions. We hope this information inspires as well as educates. For information about the Texas Access to Justice Commission, click here. For information about Texas Lawyers Care, click here.

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Bill Whitehurst
Law Offices of Whitehurst, Harkness, Ozmun & Brees, P.C.
Austin

What was your first pro bono experience?
Out of law school, I went into the Air Force as a JAG officer. Although it was not strictly pro bono, it was full-time public service. When I got out of the Air Force, I returned to Texas, where I served as staff counsel for the Judicial Affairs Committee, another public service-type job. Even though I now work in the private sector, I have carried a pro bono docket for as long as I can remember. I concentrate my pro bono work on family law because it is the area of greatest need. Read full interview

Previously Featured Pro Bono Champions

Deborah Hankinson
Law Office of Deborah Hankinson, P.C.
Dallas

Lindsey Walker
Beautmont

John W. Alexander
Partner, Alexander and Hammonds, L.L.P.

Catherine Greene Burnett
Vice President, Associate Dean, and
Professor of Law, South Texas College of Law

Kenneth D. Fuller
Partner, Koons, Fuller, Vanden Eykel & Robertson, P.C.

Stewart W. Gagnon
Senior Partner, Houston
Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.

Lamont A. Jefferson
Partner, San Antonio
Haynes and Boone, L.L.P.

Darrell E. Jordan
Managing Partner, Dallas
Godwin Gruber, L.L.P.

Lora J. Livingston
Judge, 261st Civil District Court
Austin

Charles W. Matthews, Jr.
Vice President and General Counsel
Exxon Mobil Corporation

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