Warwick Law Society

The phrase Pro Bono comes from the Latin phrase ‘pro bono publico’ which means ‘for the public good’. Pro Bono work describes work that is done free and for the benefit of the public, and in its true legal sense this would involve providing legal services free of charge. Students at Warwick volunteer to be part of many pro bono projects all of which aim to promote and develop their given cause. Whether this be raising awareness of human rights issues or giving advice to younger students who are interested in a career in law, our students invest their time, energy and passion to make a significant contribution to worthwhile causes.