Mills & Reeve extends pro bono to Brum
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Mills & Reeve’s Birmingham office has launched a pro bono initiative alongside the Birmingham Law School to help provide free legal advice to members of the public.
The scheme will see qualified solicitors working alongside law students to deliver the service to those unable to pay. The Free Legal Advice Group (Flag) project will run for an initial three-month trial. It builds on the success of the Flag scheme set up by the national firm in Cambridge in 2004.
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