New York S10288 mandates pro bono service for admission to the bar or attorney registration, with exemptions for federal government agreements.
New York S10288 amends the judiciary law to require pro bono service as a condition for admission to the bar or attorney registration. It exempts pro bono work performed under agreements with the federal government if the federal government designates the recipients or the nature of the legal services. The provisions will expire upon the act's expiration.
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