Pro Bono Work as a Legal Apprentice
Hanna McRobbie discusses combining their work as an Apprentice Solicitor with pro bono work in the Social Impact Team at
BPP Pro Bono Centre is part of BPP University.
We offer a range of free legal advice and support services around the UK.
Our services are delivered by volunteer BPP University students, with guidance from qualified lawyers.
Our advice services are provided predominantly online or by phone but in-centre appointments may be available, subject to restrictions.
You can access our services without charge if you meet the below criteria:
You must have a legal problem that fits within the categories of our projects
You must not be receiving legal advice or assistance from any other provider
Priority is given to those who would not otherwise be able to access legal services (for example, due to income or location).
The BPP Legal Advice Clinic has continued to operate online throughout the pandemic. Our online appointments have been very popular and so we will continue to offer these for clients who are not local to a centre or where face to face clinics are not available. Face to face appointments will be offered as and when Government restrictions and BPP centres allow and are subject to availability.
All of our projects are delivered by BPP University students who are supervised by fully qualified lawyers dedicated to the provision of accurate and timely legal services. All of our Legal Advice Clinics meet the Advice Quality Standard Mark.
Unfortunately there is a huge demand for free legal advice. All queries are important to us, but the timescale is dependent on the area of law and the availability of supervisors. More guidance will be provided when you contact the individual project.
There is no charge for our legal services. However, there may be some charges for expenses such as court fees. We will always make this clear to you in advance.
All students and staff are required to sign a commitment to confidentiality.
Generally, our projects are limited to provision of advice only.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have a disability or any specific access needs. We will do our utmost to make adjustments to suit your needs, including if you require a telephone appointment or documents in large print.
The type of support we can provide may differ depending on the service you require so please contact us using the email or telephone number provided on this website. We will ensure that the staff member responsible for the project is made aware of your requirements and that staff member will then contact you (using your preferred method of contact) to discuss the support we can offer you.
Telephone: 0330 060 3444
Email: legalhelp@my.bpp.com
Write to us at: 68-70 Red Lion Street, London WC1R 4NY
All of our services are completely confidential so we will not disclose your disability/access needs to anyone outside of the BPP Pro Bono Centre.
Our projects are unable to provide legal services at short notice. Please click here for other services outside of BPP.
Hanna McRobbie discusses combining their work as an Apprentice Solicitor with pro bono work in the Social Impact Team at
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