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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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