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SUMMARY:2026 ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference (Charlotte
 , NC)
LOCATION:Sheraton & Le Meridien Charlotte Hotel Complex
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.nlada.org/ejc2026)   

The  20
 26 ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference  (https://ev
 ents.americanbar.org/event/cc48bb08-7a15-49f3-b76e
 -7e90ceb2bb56/summary)  will be held on May 13, 20
 26 – May 16, 2026 at the  Sheraton & Le Meridien C
 harlotte Hotel Complex  (https://www.marriott.com/
 en-us/hotels/cltws-sheraton-charlotte-hotel/overvi
 ew/)  in Charlotte, NC.   

In its 28th year, Th
 e ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference is an annual 
 gathering of legal services and pro bono advocates
  to share and learn about developments and innovat
 ions in providing legal services to people with lo
 w-income. The emphasis of this Conference is on st
 rengthening partnerships among the key players in 
 the civil justice system. Through plenary sessions
 , workshops, networking opportunities and special 
 programming, the Conference provides a wide range 
 of learning and sharing experiences for all attend
 ees.   Registration  (https://events.americanbar.o
 rg/event/cc48bb08-7a15-49f3-b76e-7e90ceb2bb56/regi
 stration-fees) :   

Early bird registration pri
 cing ends Friday, February 6, 2026.   

Registra
 tion deadline for the 2026 ABA/NLADA Equal Justice
  Conference is Friday, April 17, 2026.   

Onsit
 e registration will not be available.   Travel/Acc
 ommodations  (https://events.americanbar.org/event
 /cc48bb08-7a15-49f3-b76e-7e90ceb2bb56/travel-accom
 modations)   Agenda  (https://events.americanbar.o
 rg/event/cc48bb08-7a15-49f3-b76e-7e90ceb2bb56/agen
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ORGANIZER;CN=Cassidy  Heiserman:MAILTO:cheiserman@lasp.org 
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
DTSTART;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260521T090000
DTEND;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260521T140000
SUMMARY:Senior Wills Clinic (Chester-Delaware County)
LOCATION:Wilson Center Chester Township Building
DESCRIPTION:(mailto:cheiserman@lasp.org)   

A  Senior 
 Wills Clinic with Rep. Leanne Krueger & Sen, John 
 Kane  (https://www.lasp.org/s/2026-5-21-Senior-Wil
 ls-Clinic-client-flyer-Delco3.pdf)  will be held o
 n Thursday. May 21, 2026 from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM at 
 the Wilson Center Chester Township Building, 1150 
 Engle Street. Chester. PA 19015   Volunteer attorn
 eys, paralegals & notaries are needed for the Clin
 ic.   
    
>  Volunteers will draft simple will
 s, financial powers of attorney, and healthcare di
 rectives for low income seniors.   
>  Volunteer 
 training at 9:00 AM with a virtual option availabl
 e for afternoon volunteers.   
>  Volunteers can 
 sign up for morning session, afternoon session, or
  both,   
>  Attorneys can receive CLE credit (1 
 CLE credit per 5 hours of volunteer service, up to
  3 credits per compliance period).     

To lear
 n more or sign up. contact Cassidy Heiserman at ch
 eiserman@lasp.org or 610-230-6074.     Senior Part
 icipants   

Rep. Leanne Krueger and Sen. John K
 ane will host Legal Aid of Southeastern PA (LASP) 
 for a free  Senior Wills Clinic  (https://www.lasp
 .org/s/2026-5-21-Senior-Wills-Clinic-client-flyer-
 Delco3.pdf)  on Thursday, May 21, 2026 from 10:00 
 AM-2:00 PM. The clinic is at the Wilson Center Che
 ster Township Building, 1150 Engle Street, Chester
 , PA 19013.   

Financially eligible seniors (60
 +) can meet with an attorney for drafting a will, 
 financial power of attorney, and/or healthcare dir
 ective.   

Appointments are required.   

To 
 sign up or ask a question, contact Cassidy Heiserm
 an at  cheiserman@lasp.org   (mailto:cheiserman@la
 sp.org?subject=Chester%20Senior%20Wills%20Clinic) 
 or 610-230-6074.
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:info@pli.edu
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:Catalyzing Client Challenges in the Legal Professi
 on (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:Practising Law Institute is offering a
  virtual one-hour program entitled  Catalyzing Cli
 ent Challenges in the Legal Profession  (https://w
 ww.pli.edu/programs/catalyzing-client-challenges-i
 n-the-legal-profession/457422)  on June 23, 2026 f
 rom 1:00 pm-2:00 PM Eastern.   

Registration: $
 0.00     

This session mobilizes attorneys and 
 legal professionals to embrace their adversities a
 nd challenges and applies this transformational pr
 inciple to the transformative power of client chal
 lenges. In today's complex legal environment, a cl
 ient’s most daunting obstacle—whether a regulatory
  hurdle, catastrophic data loss, or a funding cris
 is—is often the most fertile ground for innovation
 . Faculty will demonstrate how to transition from 
 a traditional "problem-solver" to a "strategic cat
 alyst," leveraging a healthy disregard for the imp
 ossible to turn insurmountable hurdles into ground
 breaking achievements and new revenue streams.   W
 hat You Will Learn   

Topics to be discussed in
 clude:   
    
>  The Client Challenge as a Grow
 th Engine: Reframing complex legal and business hu
 rdles as unique opportunities for practice innovat
 ion (10 minutes)   
>  The "Challenge Catalyst" M
 indset in Practice: Moving beyond traditional advi
 ce to proactive, creative legal strategies that di
 fferentiate your services (10 minutes)   
>  Case
  Studies in Innovation: Real-world examples of how
  fortitude and creativity turned regulatory and te
 chnological obstacles into market advantages (15 m
 inutes)   
>  Becoming the Strategic Partner: Shi
 fting the role of legal counsel from a cost center
  to an indispensable driver of operational efficie
 ncy and financial growth (15 minutes)   
>  The R
 OI of Fortitude: How an unwavering commitment to f
 inding solutions creates tangible impact for clien
 ts and opens new revenue streams for the firm (10 
 minutes)     Who Should Attend   

Legal profess
 ionals, attorneys, legal aid and legal services ad
 vocates, pro bono attorneys, and advocates interes
 ted in professional development, strategic growth,
  and client relations   

You may also be intere
 sted in registering for  Catalyzing Wellness in th
 e Legal Profession  (https://www.pli.edu/programs/
 catalyzing-wellness-in-the-legal-profession/457417
 )  also offered at no charge to attendees in recog
 nition of Well-Being Week in Law 2026.
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:info@pli.edu
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
DTSTART;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260604T140000
DTEND;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260604T165000
SUMMARY:Cybersecurity and Ethics for Civil Legal Services 
 and Public Interest Attorneys 2026 (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The Practising Law Institute is offering a web
 cast of a live presentation from New York entitled
   Cybersecurity and Ethics for Civil Legal Service
 s and Public Interest Attorneys 2026  (https://www
 .pli.edu/programs/cybersecurity-and-ethics-for-the
 -civil-legal-services-and-public-interest-attorney
 /442947)  on June 4, 2026 from 2:00 pm-4:50 PM Eas
 tern.   

Registration: $99.00     

Full scho
 larships and discounts to attend PLI programs are 
 widely available to attorneys working in nonprofit
 /legal services organizations; pro bono attorneys;
  government attorneys; judges and judicial law cle
 rks; law professors and law students; senior attor
 neys (age 65 and over); law librarians and paraleg
 als who work for nonprofit/legal services organiza
 tions; unemployed attorneys; and others with finan
 cial hardships.   

All eligible attendees are u
 rged to complete and submit a PLI Scholarship Appl
 ication. 
  https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscholar
 ship  (https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscholarship) 
     

This program will explore cybersecurity an
 d ethical issues that can arise for legal services
  and public interest attorneys. Faculty will revie
 w key ethical duties including the duty of supervi
 sion, competence, and client confidentiality and h
 ow those obligations impact the attorney’s respons
 ibility to safeguard against both external and int
 ernal cybersecurity threats.   

Faculty will al
 so provide tips in navigating common issues in tec
 hnology as a lawyer, including email, communicatio
 ns, the use of AI, and handling remote work given 
 attorneys’ ethical obligations. Faculty will also 
 discuss ways in which attorneys should counsel cli
 ents to safeguard their own information. Faculty w
 ill also discuss best practices for handling techn
 ology-facilitated abuse in intimate partner violen
 ce contexts as identifying these types of scenario
 s can illustrate some of the newest technology use
 d for cyber and privacy invasion.   

Faculty wi
 ll not recommend specific products or tools but ra
 ther will provide the framework for practitioners 
 to assess whether the tools they adopt meet their 
 ethical standards in an ever-evolving environment 
 of risk and technological advancement.   What You 
 Will Learn   

After completing this program, pa
 rticipants will be able to:   
    
>  Identify 
 key ethical obligations for attorneys including co
 mpetence, supervision, and client confidentiality 
   
>  Strategize to safeguard against external an
 d internal threats given attorneys’ ethical obliga
 tions   
>  Understand best practices for counsel
 ing clients to secure their own data     Who Shoul
 d Attend   

This program is designed for attorn
 eys and allied professionals who work for public i
 nterest and legal services organizations and also 
 private sector attorneys who work with pro bono cl
 ients. The program will benefit both new and exper
 ienced practitioners and will enhance their abilit
 y to understand the attorney’s role and ethical ob
 ligations in protecting against cybersecurity thre
 ats and using new technologies generally.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Vijaya  Singh :MAILTO:vsingh@phillyvip.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
DTSTART;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260604T173000
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SUMMARY:Estate Planning Clinic with Habitat for Humanity P
 hiladelphia - Part. 2: Signing Day (Philadelphia)
LOCATION:First Corinthian Baptist Church
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.phillyvip.org/) Please j
 oin Philadelphia VIP and  Habitat for Humanity Phi
 ladelphia  (https://www.habitatphiladelphia.org/) 
  for a  two-part estate planning clinic for Philly
  homeowners  (https://www.phillyvip.org/events/hab
 itat-clinic-2026/) . Training will be provided.   
 

This program will be held at First Corinthian 
 Baptist Church in West Philly over two dates:   

     
>  Thursday, April 30 from 5:30-7:30 pm (tra
 ining and client matching)   
>  Thursday, June 4
  from 5:30-8:00 pm (finalize and sign documents be
 fore a notary)     How it works   

Training and
  Client Matching (April 30):  Following a one-hour
  training, you will pair with a Habitat for Humani
 ty Philadelphia partner family or neighbor. Using 
 VIP’s case file and estate planning questionnaire,
  you will begin making documents like a will, powe
 r of attorney, and advance directive.   

In bet
 ween the training and notarization day, you will h
 ave time to continue discussions with your client 
 and draft the documents using VIP’s resources. Cli
 ents will have time to consult with family members
  and be sure of their decisions.   

Signing Day
  (June 4):  Meet your client at the church to exec
 ute the estate planning documents in front of a no
 tary and witnesses provided by VIP.   

Voluntee
 rs should plan to commit to both meetings . Attorn
 eys and other legal volunteers are welcome, but no
 n-attorneys must bring a Pennsylvania attorney who
  will supervise their work.   

This event is pa
 rt of  Financial Institution Pro Bono Day  (https:
 //www.probonoinst.org/events/special-events/financ
 ial-institution-pro-bono-day/) . Volunteers from a
 ll workplaces are welcome to register, but financi
 al institution employees have access to priority r
 egistration through April 3. Other volunteers who 
 register before then will join our waitlist.   


 
Please register and contact  Vijaya Singh  (mailt
 o:vsingh@phillyvip.org)  with questions.
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:noreply@probono.net
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SUMMARY:Practicing Before Magisterial District Judges (Bea
 ver)
LOCATION:Beaver County Bar Association
DESCRIPTION:(https://bcba-pa.org/) The Beaver Cou
 nty Bar Association in collaboration with Our Fami
 ly Wizard will present a CLE seminar entitled  Pra
 cticing Before Magisterial District Judges  (https
 ://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMmFcX9lP0pH8
 C3QHnB1khjxP2rOFLV71ahUblkr6X1_ve6w/viewform)  at 
 the Bar Association building in Beaver on June 17,
  2026. Registration and lunch will begin promptly 
 at 11:30 AM. The seminar will follow from 12:00 PM
  to 1:00 pm.   

Presenters: MDJ Steven Necaster
  and MDJ Robert Dappenbrook   

This program wil
 l discuss:   

Learn about issues that MDJs deal
  with, including Landlord/Tennant and Truancy case
 s.   

Seating for the seminar is limited to 30.
  The first 30 reservations will be accepted.   


 
LUNCH WILL PROVIDED ONLY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE PRERE
 GISTERED WITH THEIR ORDER ON THE ONLINE FORM.   

 
BROWN BAG LUNCHES ARE PERMISSIBLE.   TUITION FOR
  THIS SEMINAR:   

BCBA Member – Seminar Only: $
 10.00 
 BCBA Member & Lunch: $20.00 
 Non-BCBA M
 ember – Seminar Only: $20.00 
 Non-BCBA Member – 
 Seminar & Lunch: $30.00   

PLEASE REGISTER BY F
 RIDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 12TH!   

Please send or bri
 ng check for the total amount due made payable to 
 the Beaver County Bar Association.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Megan  Ware:MAILTO:megan@montgomerybar.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
DTSTART;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260622T120000
DTEND;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260622T183000
SUMMARY:2026 Legal Aid Golf Classic (Lafayette Hill)
LOCATION:Green Valley Country Club
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.montgomerybar.org/?pg=events&evA
 ction=showDetail&eid=311042&evSubAction=listAll)  
  

The Montgomery Bar Foundation is hosting the 
 2026 Legal Aid Golf Classic on Monday, June 22, 20
 26 at the Green Valley Country Club, 201 W. Ridge 
 Pike, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444.   

A great day 
 of golf and on-course attractions will be followed
  by a special cocktail reception at 5:45 p.m., fea
 turing golf awards, raffle prizes, and the present
 ation of the Montgomery Bar Foundation's prestigio
 us community service awards.   

There are mulit
 ple ways to support Legal Aid of Southeastern Penn
 sylvania (LASP) at this event: golf, attend the co
 cktail awards reception, purchase and/or sell raff
 le tickets, or become an event sponsor. As always,
  proceeds will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the
  MBA and will benefit LASP!    

For questions a
 bout golf or problems with registration, please co
 ntact Megan Ware ( megan@montgomerybar.org  (mailt
 o:megan@montgomerybar.org)  or 610-994-3666).   

 
For any questions about sponsorship, please cont
 act Jim Mathias (610-994-3660 / 610-213-2669).
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ORGANIZER;CN=Julia  Marasco:MAILTO:MarascoJ@nlsa.us
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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DTEND;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260515T133000
SUMMARY:Helping Domestic Violence Victims Obtain Protectio
 n from Abuse Orders (Pittsburgh)
LOCATION:Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
DESCRIPTION:Help domestic violence victims obtain Prot
 ection from Abuse orders!    

 (https://nlsa.us
 ) Neighborhood Legal Services is presenting a prog
 ram entitled  Helping Domestic Violence Victims Ob
 tain Protection from Abuse Orders  (https://nlsa.s
 alsalabs.org/helpingdomesticviolencevictimsobtainp
 rotectionordersmay2026/index.html)  on May 15, 202
 6 from 9:00 AM-1:30 PM Eastern. This in-person sem
 inar is being hosted by  Buchanan Ingersoll & Roon
 ey PC  (https://www.bipc.com/)  at their office lo
 cated at 501 Grant Street, Union Trust Building, S
 uite 200, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.   

Join Neighbo
 rhood Legal Services, the Allegheny County Court o
 f Common Pleas, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, a
 nd the Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsbu
 rgh for this informative event.   

This CLE wil
 l train attorneys to assist domestic violence vict
 ims in obtaining protection from abuse orders in A
 llegheny County.    

Advance registration is re
 quired. Registration will begin at 8:30 am and wil
 l include a Continental Breakfast courtesy of the 
 event host.   Presenters   
    
>  Brittany Con
 kle , Chief of Legal Services, Women’s Center & Sh
 elter Civil Law Project   
>  Megan Sasinoski , A
 ssistant Administrator, PFA Department, Allegheny 
 County Court of Common Pleas   
>  Meghan Tighe ,
  Supervising Attorney, Neighborhood Legal Services
    
>  Addison Cropper,  Staff Attorney, Neighbor
 hood Legal Services     Registration:   
    
> 
  No registration fee for attorneys or paralegals w
 ho volunteer to take PFA referrals within the next
  year.   
>  $50 for non-volunteers who do not wa
 nt CLE credit.   
>  $150 for non-volunteers who 
 want CLE credit.     

For any questions, commen
 ts, concerns, or disability accommodation requests
  please contact Julia Marasco, Development Coordin
 ator at  MarascoJ@nlsa.us  (mailto:MarascoJ@nlsa.u
 s) .   

Space is limited   

ADVANCED REGISTR
 ATION REQUIRED.   

Registration closes Wednesda
 y, May 13, 2026
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ORGANIZER;CN=Judy Hale:MAILTO:Judy.Hale@pabar.org 
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:PA Free Legal Answers - Answering the Call for Pro
  Bono Services (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.pabar.org/site/Events-and-Educat
 ion/Event-Info/sessionaltcd/PROBORECRUIT0426)   

 
Join the PBA Director of Pro Bono Services, Judy
  Hale, and Deputy Director of Pro Bono Services, C
 harlie Burrows for a  virtual presentation on PA F
 ree Legal Answers (FLA)  (https://www.pabar.org/si
 te/Events-and-Education/Event-Info/sessionaltcd/PR
 OBORECRUIT0626)  on June 23, 2026 from 12:00 PM-1:
 00 PM Eastern. They will present a one-hour CLE pr
 ogram for one ethics credit on providing legal adv
 ice and information to low-income Pennsylvanians t
 hrough PA FLA. Registrants must meet the listed re
 quirements in order to be eligible for free credit
 .   

PA Free Legal Answers  (https://www.pabar.
 org/site/For-Lawyers/Pro-Bono-Services/Pennsylvani
 a-Free-Legal-Answers)  (FLA), an online platform s
 upported by the American Bar Association (ABA), is
  a way PBA members can help close the justice gap.
  PA FLA offers a way to volunteer that can fit alm
 ost any busy schedule.   
    
>  PA FLA operate
 s as a free virtual clinic for clients. Individual
 s create an account and post their legal questions
 .   
>  Licensed Pennsylvania attorneys remain an
 onymous to clients and provide legal advice or inf
 ormation through the online platform.   
>  The A
 BA provides malpractice insurance.    
>  The PBA
  Pro Bono Services team provides training, resourc
 es and support for licensed Pennsylvania attorneys
  to assist people navigating legal problems who ca
 nnot afford an attorney.     

For questions, co
 ntact Judy Hale at  judy.hale@pabar.org  (mailto:j
 udy.hale@pabar.org)  or  (800) 932-0311  (tel:(800
 ) 932-0311)  x2226   Registration Fees   

Licen
 sed PA Attorney, Non-PBA Member Volunteer: $0.00 

 
 Licensed PA Attorney, Non-PBA Member-Not Volunte
 er: $70.00 
 Licensed PA Attorney, PBA Member Vol
 unteer: $0.00 
 Licensed PA Attorney, PBA Member-
 Not Volunteer: $35.00 
 Non-Attorney, PBA Partner
  Org, Non-PBA Member: $0.00 
 Non-Attorney, PBA P
 artner Org, PBA Member: $0.00   

Online Registr
 ation Deadline: Friday, June 19, 2026
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:staff@acba.org
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SUMMARY:An Introduction to the Volunteer Lawyers for the A
 rts (Pittsburgh)
LOCATION:Koppers Building, E.P. Mellon Room
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.acba.org/) The Allegheny
  County Bar Association Arts and the Law Committee
  is presenting a program entitled An  Introduction
  to Volunteer Attorneys for the Arts  (https://www
 .acba.org/?pg=events&evAction=showDetail&eid=32333
 7&blm_aid=738163715)  on June 3, 3036 from 4:00 PM
 =5:00 PM Eastern at the Koppers Building, E.P. Mel
 lon Room, 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
    

Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts is a joint p
 rogram of the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council and 
 the ACBA Arts and the Law Committee that helps mat
 ch artists and arts organizations in need of legal
  services with volunteer attorneys.   

This tra
 ining session, offered in conjunction with the ACB
 F Pro Bono Center, will train those volunteer atto
 rneys looking to help arts organizations in need. 
 It will cover common legal issues artists in the P
 ittsburgh community face, and resources available 
 to help the volunteer lawyers who want to help. Th
 e course also will cover how lawyers are matched w
 ith artists and arts organizations in need.   


 Additionally, the course will cover best practices
  for dealing with the needs of artists and arts or
 ganizations, along with reporting and recordkeepin
 g requirements to maintain malpractice insurance t
 hrough the ACBF Pro Bono Program.   

Lights sna
 cks and beverages will be available.   Speakers:  
  

Barbara Griffin , Allegheny County Bar Founda
 tion 
  Patrick Fisher , Greater Pittsburgh Arts 
 Council   Moderator:   

Shane D. Valenzi , Ecke
 rt Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC   Event Rates   

 

$0.00 ACBA Emeritus Status Member 
 $0.00 ACBA
  Member - Student 
 $55.00 ACBA Member 
 $80.00 
 Non-ACBA Member 
 $15.00 Non-ACBA Member Student 
 
 $40.00 Audit Fee (No CLE Credit)   

This pro
 gram is only being offered live in-person at the K
 oppers Building.   

Last day to Pre-register: M
 onday, June 1, 2026, 11:59 PM.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Donna  Gerson :MAILTO:Donna.Gerson@pabar.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:PBA CLE at the Ballpark - Pro Bono Opportunities: 
 A Home Run for Access to Justice (Altoona)
LOCATION:Peoples Natural Gas Field
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.pabar.org/site/Events-an
 d-Education/Event-Info/sessionaltcd/SomersetCLE072
 6)   

Join PBA members for a "PBA Pro Bono Oppo
 rtunities: A Home Run for Access to Justice" CLE s
 ession on July 30, 2026, preceding the Altoona Cur
 ve baseball game vs. the Chesapeake Baysox at Peop
 les Natural Gas Field in Altoona.   

CLE Sessio
 n Begins at 5:00 PM | Opening Pitch at 6:00 PM.   
 

The CLE session, presented by Judy Hale, will 
 provides an overview of pro bono and ethics, with 
 information on legal deserts and local demographic
 s, PBA pro bono projects including PA Wills For He
 roes, PA Free Legal Answers and other PBA committe
 es and sections pro bono projects.   

We will h
 it it out of the ballpark for an hour, and then wa
 tch the Altoona Curve play a game of ball. Enjoy p
 rotected seating in a luxury suite and cheer on th
 e Altoona Curve as they play the Chesapeake Baysox
 !   

We promise socializing, peanuts, cracker j
 acks and a fun night for lawyers from Somerset, Ca
 mbria, Blair, Bedford and nearby counties.   

P
 LUS , its  Hawaiian Night  (https://www.milb.com/a
 ltoona/tickets/promotions)  and the Curve is bring
 ing island vibes to the ballpark, so grab your lei
 s, show off your luau style, and enjoy a night of 
 baseball, fun, and tropical prizes! It's paradise 
 at the ballpark!   

$20 for 1 Ethics CLE Credit
  and Dinner. Only 30 Spots Available!    

CLE &
  Dinner Event is Rain or Shine!*     

*In the e
 vent of rain cancellation, tickets may be exchange
 d for any  
 2026 regular season home game of equ
 al or lesser value. No refunds.
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:info@pli.edu
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:Serving on a Nonprofit Board 2026: Practical and E
 thical Considerations for Attorneys (Virtual Event
 )
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The Practising Law Institute is offeri
 ng a webcast of a presentation from New York entit
 led  Serving on a Nonprofit Board 2026: Practical 
 and Ethical Considerations for Attorneys  (https:/
 /www.pli.edu/programs/serving-on-a-nonprofit-board
 /442125#credit-details)  on June 25, 2025 from 9:0
 0 AM-1:00 PM Eastern.   

Registration: $129.00 
     

Full scholarships and discounts to attend 
 PLI programs are widely available to attorneys wor
 king in nonprofit/legal services organizations; pr
 o bono attorneys; government attorneys; judges and
  judicial law clerks; law professors and law stude
 nts; senior attorneys (age 65 and over); law libra
 rians and paralegals who work for nonprofit/legal 
 services organizations; unemployed attorneys; and 
 others with financial hardships.   

All eligibl
 e attendees are urged to complete and submit a PLI
  Scholarship Application. 
  https://www.pli.edu/
 probono/pbscholarship  (https://www.pli.edu/probon
 o/pbscholarship)     

Serving on a nonprofit bo
 ard can enrich an attorney’s career in powerful wa
 ys. It offers a chance to strengthen professional 
 skills, expand your network, and support a mission
  that matters to you. PLI’s Serving on a Nonprofit
  Board 2026: Practical & Ethical Considerations fo
 r Attorneys will prepare you to step into that rol
 e with confidence. You will gain practical guidanc
 e on finding the right board opportunity, your res
 ponsibilities, fundraising, and using your legal e
 xpertise to make a meaningful impact.   What You W
 ill Learn   

After completing this program, par
 ticipants will be able to:   
    
>  Identify a
 nd evaluate opportunities to serve on nonprofit bo
 ards   
>  Conduct effective due diligence before
  joining a board   
>  Apply their legal training
  to support board governance, add strategic value,
  and make an impactful contribution   
>  Review 
 nonprofit financial statements and spot potential 
 warning signs   
>  Navigate the legal requiremen
 ts surrounding nonprofit fundraising   
>  Recogn
 ize and address ethical issues unique to attorneys
  serving as board members     Who Should Attend   
 

This program will provide practical suggestion
 s and review important ethical considerations for 
 attorneys currently serving on nonprofit boards or
  thinking about joining a nonprofit board.
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:info@pli.edu
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SUMMARY:A Guide to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) f
 or Advocates: How to Effectively Address PTSD in M
 atters Involving Veterans and Others Affected by T
 rauma 2026 (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The Practising Law Institute is offeri
 ng a webcast of a presentation from San Francisco 
 entitled  A Guide to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorde
 r (PTSD) for Advocates: How to Effectively Address
  PTSD in Matters Involving Veterans and Others Aff
 ected by Trauma 2026  (https://www.pli.edu/program
 s/a-guide-to-post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd-f
 or-advocates-how-to-effectively-address-ptsd-in-ma
 tters-involving-veterans-and-others-affected-by-t/
 444035)  on July 13, 2026 from 4:00 PM-7:30 PM Eas
 tern.   

Registration: $129/00     

Full sch
 olarships and discounts to attend PLI programs are
  widely available to attorneys working in nonprofi
 t/legal services organizations; pro bono attorneys
 ; government attorneys; judges and judicial law cl
 erks; law professors and law students; senior atto
 rneys (age 65 and over); law librarians and parale
 gals who work for nonprofit/legal services organiz
 ations; unemployed attorneys; and others with fina
 ncial hardships.   

All eligible attendees are 
 urged to complete and submit a PLI Scholarship App
 lication. 
  https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbschola
 rship  (https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscholarship)
      

Although PTSD can cause symptoms that sig
 nificantly affect cognition and behavior, attorney
 s working with clients who experience PTSD may not
  always recognize or understand these symptoms wel
 l. This training provides advocates with an unders
 tanding of PTSD that will allow them to:   
    

 
>  Work productively with clients who have experi
 enced trauma;   
>  Learn about PTSD and how it m
 ay relate to clients’ legal issues;   
>  Partner
  effectively with mental health professionals; and
    
>  Develop compelling evidence to support adv
 ocacy for individuals affected by PTSD.     What Y
 ou Will Learn   

Led by a faculty that consists
  of VA psychologists with extensive clinical exper
 tise in PTSD and lawyers specializing in mental he
 alth-related advocacy, after completing this progr
 am, participants will be able to:   
    
>  Und
 erstand how trauma and PTSD affect the brain;   

 >  Describe PTSD symptoms and how they affect peop
 le in their day-to-day lives;   
>  Discuss how P
 TSD symptoms can be relevant in legal proceedings;
    
>  Develop relevant information and evidence 
 about PTSD;   
>  Gain insights into mental healt
 h reports, evaluations, and other clinical evidenc
 e; and   
>  Strategize working effectively with 
 mental health professionals to develop and present
  information about PTSD that supports advocacy for
  those affected by trauma.     Who Should Attend  
  

Any advocate involved in services, benefits, 
 access to justice, or other assistance to clients 
 who experience PTSD should attend this training to
  expand their understanding and enhance their abil
 ity to work effectively on issues affecting this o
 ften misunderstood population.
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SUMMARY:Substance Use Disorders and Recovery 2026: Represe
 nting the Legal Services, Nonprofit, and Pro Bono 
 Client (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The Practising Law Institute is offeri
 ng a webcast of a presentation from New York entit
 led  Substance Use Disorders and Recovery 2026: Re
 presenting the Legal Services, Nonprofit, and Pro 
 Bono Client   (https://www.pli.edu/programs/opioid
 -epidemic-2020-representing-the-pro-bono-client/44
 3457) on July 16, 2026 from 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Easter
 n.   

Registration: $129/00     

Full schola
 rships and discounts to attend PLI programs are wi
 dely available to attorneys working in nonprofit/l
 egal services organizations; pro bono attorneys; g
 overnment attorneys; judges and judicial law clerk
 s; law professors and law students; senior attorne
 ys (age 65 and over); law librarians and paralegal
 s who work for nonprofit/legal services organizati
 ons; unemployed attorneys; and others with financi
 al hardships.   

All eligible attendees are urg
 ed to complete and submit a PLI Scholarship Applic
 ation. 
  https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscholarsh
 ip  (https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscholarship)   
   

This program is designed to train legal aid,
  nonprofit, and pro bono attorneys and allied prof
 essionals about substance use disorders impacting 
 clients or family members of clients. Expert facul
 ty will provide an overview of latest developments
  and the science of substance use disorder and rec
 overy and will also discuss key topics such as add
 ressing discrimination and other barriers, effecti
 ve practices for advocating for those with substan
 ce use disorder, and ethical obligations of attorn
 eys helping clients.    What You Will Learn   


 After completing this program, participants will b
 e able to:   
    
>  Examine the latest develop
 ments and what legal services and pro bono attorne
 ys need to know about the science of substance use
  disorders and recovery   
>  Understand discrimi
 nation and ways to address discrimination and barr
 iers   
>  Focus on effective practices and skill
  development for attorneys advocating for clients 
 impacted by substance use disorder   
>  Explore 
 ethical obligations that can arise     Who Should 
 Attend   

This program is designed for civil le
 gal aid, nonprofit, and pro bono attorneys and all
 ied professionals who navigate legal and administr
 ative systems on behalf of clients affected by sub
 stance use disorders.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Robin  Miles:MAILTO:rmiles@phillyvip.org
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SUMMARY:Small Business Legal Clinic & Training (Volunteer 
 Registration) (Philadelphia)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.phillyvip.org/) Join Phi
 ladelphia VIP and  Troutman Pepper Locke  (https:/
 /www.troutman.com/)  at a training and legal clini
 c for Philly small businesses on June 17 from 10:0
 0 am-12:00 pm.   

Philadelphia small business o
 wners often confront legal problems that impact th
 eir ability to start or grow their business. Many 
 business owners lack the resources to hire an atto
 rney to resolve their issue or even get advice. Be
  a lifeline for a local business and help our neig
 hborhood economies thrive.   

Volunteer attorne
 ys will attend a one-hour training, and then they 
 will be matched with a small business based on vol
 unteers’ skillsets and the business’ needs.   


 Volunteers will provide a one-hour consultation to
  their clients to help identify and strategize aro
 und issues like business taxes, choice of entity, 
 trademarks, and much more.   

Volunteer Attorne
 ys:  Please  register at the link below  (https://
 www.phillyvip.org/events/clinic-volunteer-june-202
 6/)  and email  Robin Miles  (mailto:rmiles@philly
 vip.org)  with questions.     Small Business Owner
 s Registration  (https://www.phillyvip.org/events/
 business-clinic-june-2026/)
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ORGANIZER;CN=Joe  Durkin :MAILTO:jdurkin@phillyvip.org
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SUMMARY:Summer Pro Bono Program for Summer Associates (Phi
 ladelphia)
LOCATION:Temple University Center City,
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.phillyvip.org/) Join Philade
 lphia VIP, the city’s hub of pro bono, for our ann
 ual  Summer Pro Bono Program for Summer Associates
   (https://www.phillyvip.org/events/summer-2026/) 
 . The event will take place on Wednesday, June 25 
 from 8:30 AM-11:00 AM at Temple University Center 
 City, 1515 Market Street in Philadelphia.   

Th
 is year’s program will feature a networking breakf
 ast with Philly judges and volunteer attorneys, an
  educational presentation on poverty and pro bono 
 in the city, and a panel discussion with VIP volun
 teers.   

Registration is required; the event c
 ost is $25 per ticket.  Please register your firm’
 s summer associates at the link below and email  J
 oe Durkin  (mailto:jdurkin@phillyvip.org)  with qu
 estions.
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SUMMARY:I Don't Belong - Imposter Syndrome in the Legal Pr
 ofession (Beaver)
LOCATION:Beaver County Bar Association
DESCRIPTION:(https://bcba-pa.org/) The Beaver Cou
 nty Bar Association in collaboration with Our Fami
 ly Wizard will present a CLE seminar entitled  I D
 on’t Belong – Imposter Syndrome in the Legal Profe
 ssion  (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLS
 fN55aph8hVlsS9ZCHwuagiIMwLGfm-_2ZkWj9A-ZPpKfn1KA/v
 iewform?pli=1)  at the Bar Association building in
  Beaver. Registration and lunch will begin promptl
 y at 11:30 a.m. The seminar will follow from 12:00
  PM to 1:00 PM.   

The presenter will be: Brian
  S. Quinn, Esquire, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers.
    

This program will discuss:   

“What am I
  doing here?   

I don’t belong.”“I’m a total fr
 aud and, sooner or later, everyone’s going to find
  out.” Imposter syndrome, also called perceived fr
 audulence, involves feelings of self-doubt and per
 sonal incompetence that persist despite your educa
 tion, experience, and accomplishments. While early
  studies focused on highly successful women, it is
  now clear that it can affect anyone in the legal 
 profession – from law students to Big Law executiv
 es.   

Living in constant fear of discovery, yo
 u strive for perfection in everything you do. You 
 might feel guilty or worthless when you can’t achi
 eve it, not to mention burned out and overwhelmed 
 by your continued efforts. The results can be deva
 stating.   

True imposter feelings involve self
 -doubt, uncertainty about your talents and abiliti
 es. But what if you find yourself in an environmen
 t where your peers fail to make room for you or im
 ply you don’t deserve your success? Along with the
  more traditional factors, gender bias and institu
 tionalized racism can also play a significant part
  in imposter feelings. Even if only perceived, the
 y can surely reinforce the feeling you don’t belon
 g.   

Hear our experienced speaker discuss the 
 impact of the untimely death of his mentor and how
  trying to “fill his shoes” became more than a job
 , it took over his life. The consequences were a d
 ecades long effort to cope with and then conceal t
 hose feelings with alcohol and drugs.   

Mr. Qu
 inn will discuss:   
    
1.  Imposter Syndrome:
  What Is It?   
2.  Impacts of Imposter Syndrome 
 on Attorneys and our ability to uphold the Rules o
 f professional Conduct   
3.  The Role of Gender 
 and Racial Bias in Creating Imposter Syndrome   

 4.  Practical Guidance for Overcoming Imposter Syn
 drome   
5.  How to Support Attorneys Battling Im
 poster Syndrome   
6.  The confidential, safe, fr
 ee, and supportive resources available through Law
 yers Assistance Programs   
7.  His personal Expe
 rience of Struggling with Imposter Syndrome     

 
Seating for the seminar is limited to 30. The fi
 rst 30 reservations will be accepted.   

LUNCH 
 WILL PROVIDED ONLY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE PREREGISTERE
 D WITH THEIR ORDER ON THE ONLINE FORM.   

BROWN
  BAG LUNCHES ARE PERMISSIBLE.   TUITION FOR THIS S
 EMINAR:   

BCBA Member – Seminar Only: $10.00 

 
 BCBA Member & Lunch: $20.00 
 Non-BCBA Member –
  Seminar Only: $20.00 
 Non-BCBA Member – Seminar
  & Lunch: $30.00   

PLEASE REGISTER BY FRIDAY, 
 MAY 15TH!   

Please send or bring check for the
  total amount due made payable to the Beaver Count
 y Bar Association.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Talaiah Mitchell:MAILTO:CLE@philabar.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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DTEND;TZID=Eastern Time (US & Canada):20260512T173000
SUMMARY:How to Be an Effective Ambassador as a Nonprofit B
 oard Member: Strengthening Lawyers’ Communication,
  Professional Judgment, and Ethical Awareness (Phi
 ladelphia-Hybrid)
LOCATION:Aramark
DESCRIPTION:(https://philadelphiabar.org/) The Ph
 iladelphia Bar Association YLD and the Board Obser
 ver Program is hosting a program entitled  How to 
 Be an Effective Ambassador as a Nonprofit Board Me
 mber: Strengthening Lawyers’ Communication, Profes
 sional Judgment, and Ethical Awareness  (https://p
 hiladelphiabar.org/?pg=events&evAction=showDetail&
 eid=346570&evSubAction=listAll)  on May 12, 2026 f
 rom 4:30 PM-5:30 PM Eastern.   

Registrants may
  attend:   
    
>  In-Person at Aramark, 2400 M
 arket Street, 7th Fl., Philadelphia, or   
>  Via
  Virtual Webcast.     

Lawyers who serve on non
 profit boards take on roles that closely mirror co
 re aspects of legal practice, including fiduciary 
 responsibility, strategic communication, reputatio
 n management, and ethical decision making. Serving
  as a nonprofit board member requires lawyers to c
 ommunicate clearly and responsibly about an organi
 zation’s mission, governance, and impact. These sk
 ills directly translate to effective client counse
 ling, advocacy, and professional conduct.   

Th
 is CLE program explores how nonprofit board servic
 e enhances lawyers’ professional competence by str
 engthening communication skills, judgment, and eth
 ical awareness. Panelists address how attorneys se
 rving on nonprofit boards act as informed ambassad
 ors for their organizations, balancing advocacy wi
 th accuracy, discretion, and fiduciary duties. The
  program also identifies common challenges faced b
 y new board members, including gaps in onboarding,
  governance literacy, and role clarity, and how la
 wyers can proactively seek information necessary t
 o fulfill their duties.   

Attendees learn how 
 engaging with nonprofit staff, participating in ev
 ents, and building relationships sharpen lawyers’ 
 abilities to communicate with diverse stakeholders
 , manage risk, and maintain professionalism in pub
 lic facing and internal contexts. The program also
  examines how board service reinforces core legal 
 skills such as issue spotting, informed decision m
 aking, and ethical leadership. The program conclud
 es with practical guidance on identifying appropri
 ate board opportunities, evaluating readiness for 
 service, and advocating for oneself while maintain
 ing professional responsibility.   

Participant
 s leave with the ability to:   
    
>  Apply ef
 fective communication strategies as nonprofit boar
 d members that mirror best practices in client com
 munication and professional advocacy   
>  Recogn
 ize fiduciary and ethical considerations inherent 
 in nonprofit board service and how they align with
  professional obligations   
>  Enhance governanc
 e literacy and professional judgment to support co
 mpetent, informed decision making   
>  Translate
  nonprofit board experience into stronger networki
 ng, leadership, collaboration, advocacy, and risk 
 management skills     Event Rates   

IN-PERSON 
 ATTENDANCE 
 $60.00 Member Attorney 
 $50.00 Mem
 ber - Government/Judicial/ Court Reporter/Paralega
 l 
 $30.00 Member - Legal Services & Public Inter
 est 
 $25.00 Member - Law Student 
 $80.00 Non-M
 embers 
 $65.00 Non-Member - Government/Judicial/
  Court Reporter/Paralegal 
 $40.00 Non-Member - L
 egal Services & Public Interest 
 $35.00 Non-Memb
 er - Law Student; Philadelphia Bar Staff   

NO 
 CLE/CJE Credit_NO Course Materials - IN-PERSON 
 
 $25.00 Member for NO CREDIT 
 $35.00 Non-Member f
 or NO CREDIT   

VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE 
 $60.00 Me
 mber Attorney 
 $50.00 Member - Government/Judici
 al/ Court Reporter/Paralegal 
 $30.00 Member - Le
 gal Services & Public Interest 
 $25.00 Member - 
 Law Student 
 $80.00 Non-Members 
 $65.00 Non-Me
 mber - Government/Judicial/ Court Reporter/Paraleg
 al 
 $40.00 Non-Member - Legal Services & Public 
 Interest 
 $35.00 Non-Member - Law Student   


 VIRTUAL - NO CLE/CJE Credit_NO Course Materials 

  $25.00 Member for NO CREDIT 
 $35.00 Non-Member 
 for NO CREDIT
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:staff@acba.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:Stump the Ethics Committee Free CLE [Sorg Forum]  
 (Virtual Event-Allegheny County)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.acba.org/) The Allegheny
  County Bar Association Professional Ethics Commit
 tee presents a program entitled  Stump the Ethics 
 Committee Free CLE (Sorg Forum)  (https://www.acba
 .org/?pg=events&evAction=showDetail&eid=321017&evS
 ubAction=viewMonth&calmonth=202605)  on May 12, 20
 26 from 12:00 PM-1:15 PM Eastern.   

Attorneys 
 routinely face professional ethics questions. This
  free CLE will provide answers.   

Attorneys ar
 e invited to join members of the ACBA Professional
  Ethics Committee for a program designed to answer
  your most pressing ethics questions. This “bring-
 your-own-questions” program invites participants t
 o submit ethics questions anonymously - either in 
 advance or during the program - and hear members o
 f the Professional Ethics Committee provide advice
  in real time.   

Attendees are encouraged to s
 ubmit related ethics questions in advance, and the
 re will also be an opportunity to submit questions
  live during the program.   

As the latest inst
 allment of the ACBA Sorg Forum series, ACBA member
 s are invited to attend this CLE for free.   

A
 bout the Sorg Forum   

Sorg Forums are designed
  to advance professionalism among ACBA members. Th
 ey are funded by the John H. Sorg Fund for Profess
 ional Ethics, which was established to maintain an
 d elevate the standard of ethics of the Allegheny 
 County Bar. The Sorg Fund is housed with the Alleg
 heny County Bar Foundation and is consistent with 
 the ACBF’s charitable and educational purposes as 
 set forth in the Foundation’s governing documents.
    Speakers:   
    
>  Darth M. Newman, Law Off
 ices of Darth M. Newman LLC   
>  Scott R. Eberle
 , Marshall Dennehey   
>  Holly M. Whalen, Burns 
 White LLC   
>  Barbara Griffin, Allegheny County
  Bar Foundation     

This is a live interactive
  Zoom webinar that can be viewed by participants o
 n their own computers remotely.
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ORGANIZER;CN=Joe  Durkin:MAILTO:jdurkin@phillyvip.org
DTSTAMP:20260515T011725
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SUMMARY:New Volunteer Open House (Philadelphia)
LOCATION:Philadelphia VIP
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.phillyvip.org/) Join Philadelphi
 a VIP for a new volunteer open house at its Center
  City office on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 from 8:30 
 AM-9:30 AM Eastern. Stop by on the way into work t
 o chat over coffee with VIP’s legal team and  Find
  Your Pro Bono Match  (https://www.phillyvip.org/f
 ind-your-pro-bono-match/) !   

This event is op
 en to attorneys and paralegals. Email  Joe Durkin 
  (mailto:jdurkin@phillyvip.org)  with questions an
 d RSVP at the link below.
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SUMMARY:32nd Annual ACBA Golf Tournament & 12th Annual Boc
 ce Tournament (Pittsburgh)
LOCATION:South Hills Country Club
DESCRIPTION:The  32nd Allegheny County Bar Associati
 on Annual Golf Tournament &12th Annual Bocce Tourn
 ament  (https://golfacba.swell.gives/)  will be he
 ld at South Hills Country Club, 4305 Brownsville R
 d., Pittsburgh, PA 15236, on Monday, August 3, 202
 6.   

Join the ACBA for golf on the meticulousl
 y-groomed, 18-hole golf course featuring a challen
 ging layout, or play bocce, a game suitable for pl
 ayers at all skill levels. New this year for the f
 irst time, you can also register to play picklebal
 l.   

Registration for all attendees includes f
 ood, beverages, skill contests, a silent auction, 
 and exciting prizes! It is a great afternoon of ne
 tworking and fun while raising money for two great
  organizations — get your foursome together today!
    

Tournament proceeds benefit:    (https://ww
 w.acbf.org/) Allegheny County Bar Foundation   


 
The Allegheny County Bar Foundation balances just
 ice in the community through education, philanthro
 py, and community service. The ACBF’s Pro Bono Cen
 ter recruits and trains volunteer attorneys to pro
 vide free legal services to residents with low inc
 omes. The ACBF also provides annual grants to lega
 l service organizations, hunger service agencies, 
 and law students.    (https://nlsa.us) Neighborhoo
 d Legal Services   

Neighborhood Legal Services
  is the major provider of civil legal aid to the p
 oor and vulnerable in Allegheny County. NLS attorn
 eys and pro bono volunteers provide essential repr
 esentation in a wide variety of areas, including p
 rotection from abuse, loss of housing, and barrier
 s to employment so that individuals and families c
 an resume safe, productive lives.
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SUMMARY:Unemployment Compensation Basics: Law, Procedure, 
 and Practical Tips (Virtual Event-North Penn Legal
  Services)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:(https://www.nplspa.org/) North Penn 
 Legal Services is presenting a virtual program ent
 itled  Unemployment Compensation Basics: Law, Proc
 edure, and Practical Tips  (https://www.nplspa.org
 /news-events/event-calendar.html/event/2026/05/13/
 free-cle-unemployment-compensation-basics-law-proc
 edure-and-practical-tips/563412)  on Wednesday, Ma
 y 13, 2026 from 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Eastern.   

Th
 is Pennsylvania CLE offers a practical overview of
  Unemployment Compensation law and practice, with 
 a focus on representing workers and claimants. The
  session walks through the basics of UC eligibilit
 y, common separation issues, and what to expect pr
 ocedurally—from filing a claim through appeals and
  hearings before the Referee.   

Attendees will
  gain a practical understanding of key eligibility
  concepts such as willful misconduct, voluntary qu
 it, and availability for work, as well as burden o
 f proof and evidentiary considerations unique to U
 C proceedings. The program also offers practical t
 ips for preparing cases, presenting evidence, exam
 ining witnesses, and preserving issues for appeal,
  drawing on real-world hearing experience.   

T
 his session is designed for attorneys new to unemp
 loyment compensation practice, as well as experien
 ced practitioners seeking a refresher on UC fundam
 entals and practical strategies for success. The g
 oal is to help advocates feel comfortable navigati
 ng the UC system and advocating effectively for cl
 ients.   

NPLS Distance Learning CLEs are offer
 ed free to attorneys who volunteer with North Penn
  Legal Services. Here’s a link if you want to volu
 nteer!   How To Help : Volunteer : North Penn Lega
 l Services  (https://www.nplspa.org/how-to-help/vo
 lunteer.html)     Presenters:   

Scott L. Willi
 ams, Esq.—Managing Attorney. NPLS Bethlehem Office
  
 Managing Attorney for the Bethlehem Office, Sc
 ott L. Williams has been an attorney at NPLS for m
 ore than 15 years, beginning his career as an MLK 
 Jr. Fellow in a project supported by the Pennsylva
 nia Legal Aid Network (PLAN). Mr. Williams has rep
 resented thousands of clients in court, administra
 tive proceedings, and through negotiation, brief s
 ervice, and advice. He has served as the Facilitat
 or for the NPLS Employment Law group, and provides
  training and outreach on barriers to employment b
 oth locally and across the state. A graduate of Am
 herst College and Rutgers School of Law, Scott has
  more than 30 years of legal experience and is a m
 entor to housing advocates.   

John M. Hurtt, E
 sq.—Deputy Director for Legal Advocacy, NPLS Pitts
 ton Office 
 John Hurtt began working for North P
 enn Legal Services in 1990. He first began as a ju
 dicare attorney, then worked as a contract attorne
 y before accepting a full-time staff attorney posi
 tion in 2000. During his tenure at North Penn, he 
 has held positions as the Compliance Manager for t
 he Pittston Office, the Managing Attorney for the 
 Pittston Office, and most recently Deputy Director
  for Legal Advocacy for the program. John is a gra
 duate of the University of Scranton as well as the
  Dayton University School of Law. He is currently 
 based in our Pittston Office.
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SUMMARY:Pro Bono Estate Planning Clinic for Seniors (Phila
 delphia)
LOCATION:SeniorLAW Center
DESCRIPTION:(https://pabar.org)    (https://seniorlawcent
 er.org/)   

  

The Real Property Probate and
  Trust (RPPT) Law Section of the Pennsylvania Bar 
 Association is once again joining forces with Seni
 orLAW Center of Philadelphia to host a  Pro Bono E
 state Planning Clinic for Seniors  (https://www.pa
 bar.org/site/Events-and-Education/Event-Info/sessi
 onaltcd/RPPTW0526) .   

The Clinic will be held
  on Friday, May 15, 2026 from 9:30 AM-1:30 PM East
 ern at the offices of the SeniorLAW Center, 1650 A
 rch Street, Suite 1820 Philadelphia, PA 19103.   

 

Volunteer attorneys will partner with SeniorLAW
  Center to draft simple wills and advance planning
  documents for health care and financial decision-
 making for their clients. Consider joining your co
 lleagues for this event.    

No experience draf
 ting Wills or other estate planning documents? Don
 ’t worry! We’ve got you covered.   Training will b
 e provided by the Senior Law Center prior to and o
 n the day of the event. RPPT members and SeniorLAW
  Center Staff will be available as a resource to a
 nswer questions and assist as needed.    

Senio
 rLAW Center is an independent 501(c)(3) legal serv
 ices agency founded in 1978 as Senior Citizen Judi
 care Project by members of the Philadelphia Bar As
 sociation. Its original focus was to protect the l
 egal rights and interests of Philadelphia’s needy,
  elderly residents through a volunteer-driven prog
 ram.   

It has since grown to have an array of 
 programs and services, a diverse staff of lawyers 
 and advocates, and has expanded its outreach and s
 ervices to communities throughout Pennsylvania. Th
 rough the efforts of its dedicated and experienced
  legal staff and volunteers from Pennsylvania’s le
 gal community, SeniorLAW Center today serves appro
 ximately 10,000 older Pennsylvanians each year, in
 cluding victims of elder abuse and financial explo
 itation, elders facing housing crises and homeless
 ness, and grandparents raising grandchildren.    

 

Since its founding in 1978, SeniorLAW Center ha
 s provided free legal representation for over 50,0
 00 seniors, focusing on the most vital and recurri
 ng legal problems facing our elders: housing, elde
 r abuse, financial exploitation, consumer problems
 , grandparent custody, personal and end-of-life pl
 anning needs. For additional information about Sen
 iorLAW Center, visit  https://seniorlawcenter.org 
  (https://seniorlawcenter.org) .   

The Estate 
 Planning Clinic is part of the Section’s initiativ
 e to increase pro bono opportunities for its membe
 rs and promote engagement among Section members. T
 he event is open to all PBA members.    

Regist
 ration Deadline: Monday, May 11, 2026
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ORGANIZER;CN=Liz Parker:MAILTO:parkere@nlsa.us
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SUMMARY:Name Change Clinic (Pittsburgh)
LOCATION:Hugh Lane Wellness Foundation at Vintage Senior Services
DESCRIPTION:The Hugh Lane Wellness Foundation, in pa
 rtnership with Neighborhood Legal Services (NLS), 
 is hosting a free in-person legal name change clin
 ic in Pittsburgh on Saturday, May 30, 2026. The cl
 inic will be held at the Hugh Lane Wellness Founda
 tion's East Liberty location located in Vintage Se
 nior Services, 421 N Highland Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 
 15206   

Attorneys from Neighborhood Legal Serv
 ices and pro bono volunteers will provide free inf
 ormation and advice on the name change process.   
 Volunteer Attorneys  interested in participating c
 an contact Liz Parker at  parkere@nlsa.us  (mailto
 :parkere@nlsa.us) .     CLINIC PARTICIPANTS   


 If you are interested in attending the the In-Pers
 on Clinic to learn about name changes and receive 
 free legal information and brief service you can c
 ontact Neighborhood Legal Services to register:   
 
    
>  Online:  https://nlsa.us/request-legal-
 help/  (http://https://nlsa.us/request-legal-help/
 )   
>  Telephone: 1-866-761-6572   
>  Walk-ins
  are also welcome     

Light refreshments will 
 be available.   

For questions or to learn more
  about the clinic, please email Allie Holter, Comm
 unity Engagement Coordinator, at  hollera@nlsa.us 
  (mailto:hollera@nlsa.us) .
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ORGANIZER;CN=Olivia  Hilborn:MAILTO:ohilborn@acba.org 
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SUMMARY:Carnegie Community Legal Clinic (Carnegie)
LOCATION:Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall
DESCRIPTION:A Carnegie Community Legal Clinic will
  be held on July 21, 2026 at the Andrew Carnegie F
 ree Library & Music Hall, 300 Beechwood Ave., Carn
 egie, PA 15106, on Tuesday, July 21, 4:30 PM-6:30 
 PM.   

Do you live or work in the Carnegie area
 , or just want to help a community in need?   


 At this clinic, attorneys will meet with individua
 ls with low incomes to give brief advice or referr
 als only—there is no expectation of continued repr
 esentation. All licensed attorneys are welcome to 
 participate and volunteers are particularly needed
  with experience in family law, wills and estates,
  criminal records clearing, landlord/tenant, real 
 property, and consumer debt.    

To volunteer, 
 contact Olivia Hilborn at  ohilborn@acba.org  (mai
 lto:ohilborn@acba.org)  or 412-402-6641.
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