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The Tarrant County Bar Foundation (TCBF) started a new pro bono program in 2012 that will continue to expand and serve more indigent individuals in 2013. In 2012, the TCBF founded Tarrant County Volunteer Attorney Services (TVAS) to serve the Tarrant County community by connecting Tarrant County attorneys with those who cannot otherwise afford representation; to encourage participation from the legal community in pro bono legal services; and to create a program that recognizes individual attorneys, law firms and corporations in Tarrant County for their commitment to pro bono legal representation. Read full story...

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