Lawworks And Attorney General Student Pro Bono Awards Lawworks Peter jackson, communications officer, 07961 522042. the lawworks and attorney general's student pro bono awards are sponsored by: supported by the attorney general and sponsored by lexis nexis, the awards celebrate the best pro bono activities undertaken by law students and law schools and the positive impact on those assisted. The lawworks and attorney general student awards will be celebrated at a ceremony from 4pm on thursday 9th may in the chomondeley room and terrace, house of lords. supported by the attorney general, the rt hon victoria prentis mp kc, the awards recognise the best pro bono activities undertaken by law students and law schools.
Lawworks And Attorney General Student Pro Bono Awards Lawworks For immediate release lawworks is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 lawworks and attorney general's student pro bono awards, kindly sponsored by lexis nexis. now in their 18th year, the awards celebrate the best pro bono activities undertaken by law students and law schools. The awards celebrate the best pro bono activities undertaken by students and law schools. read this news story to find out more about the nominees. the awards were presented on 9 may at the house of lords, with the support of the attorney general, the rt hon victoria prentis kc mp, who said: “pro bono work is vitally important. However, the lawworks & attorney general student pro bono awards 2024 show, beyond doubt, that it lives in those working in the law—especially in the context of pro bono. the nominees are the embodiment of all that is great about our profession, holding an unshakeable belief in the importance of access to justice and the rule of law. Reading time: three minutes. lawworks has announced the shortlist for its upcoming award ceremony, which aims to celebrate the best pro bono activities undertaken by uk students and law schools. the lawworks and attorney general student pro bono awards, which is sponsored by lexisnexis, will take place at the house of lords on thursday 9 may.
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