Live Webinar CLE – Pro Bono and Professional Responsibility
Zoom
Wed, September 9, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Presented by the Allegheny County Bar Association Women in the Law Division
Practice Ready: Pro Bono and Professional Responsibility
This session focuses on pro bono and professional responsibility, providing a practical overview of attorneys’ ethical obligations, opportunities for community engagement and strategies for integrating pro bono work into a successful legal practice.
Participants will explore the professional responsibility principles that govern lawyer conduct, including competence, communication, confidentiality, conflicts of interest and duties to clients, courts and the profession. The program will also highlight the benefits and impact of pro bono representation, available resources for attorneys seeking opportunities and best practices for managing pro bono matters ethically and efficiently.
Designed for attorneys seeking immediately applicable guidance, this program offers both foundational instruction and practical insights to strengthen ethical decision-making, professional judgment and meaningful service to the community.
This session is part of the WLD’s “Practice Ready” CLE series designed to equip attorneys with practical, skills-based training to enhance everyday lawyering and courtroom effectiveness. All attorneys – WLD or otherwise – are invited to attend any of the CLEs; no prerequisites are required to attend any in this series, and you don’t have to register for future installments.
Speakers:
- Elizabeth A. Parker
Neighborhood Legal Services - Amy J. Coco
Law Office of Amy J. Coco, PLLC
Moderator:
- Judy Hale
Pennsylvania Bar Association
*This will be a Distance Learning CLE.
Please note: This is a live interactive Zoom webinar that can be viewed by participants on their own computers remotely. Participants will receive 1 hour of Live CLE credit for the webinar. You will receive the link to join and the materials 24 hours in advance of the program.
*This program has been approved for 1 hour of Ethics CLE credit in Pennsylvania and also qualifies for 1.2 hours of credit under the West Virginia Rules for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education.
**Most CLE programs may be submitted for Ohio CLE credit upon request for an additional $25 fee. For more information or to request Ohio credit, please email hbedford@acba.org.
Last day to Pre-register: Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, 11:59 p.m.
Register by mail: Print and return the hard copy registration form available here.
*Please note: The Pa. CLE Board can take up to 45 days to post credits.
CLE and Events Registration Policy: Members and Non-members can register for ACBA programs online or by paper mail-in registration, up to two days prior to a program start date. Some programs are restricted to ACBA or Section members only.
Interested in this program but have a conflict and can’t attend? The vast majority of our webinar CLEs programs are recorded and available for CLE credit online within 72 hours. Click here to see all available ACBA online CLEs.
If cancelling your registration, you must notify the Allegheny County Bar Association by email CLEcancel@acba.org no later than 2 business days prior to the CLE course presentation date in order to receive a 100% refund; 1 business day or less, you will receive a full refund minus a $25 administrative fee.
The Allegheny County Bar Association welcomes the transferring of a CLE registration to a substitute course date and time. If you do not attend the CLE course and did not notify Allegheny County Bar Association in the appropriate advanced notice, you waive eligibility for a refund. Also, cancellation received after the day of the program will not be refunded.
The Allegheny County Bar Association reserves the right to modify or cancel a program if circumstances warrant. If the ACBA cancels a program, the cost of that program will be refunded.
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