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• Massachusetts legal community mourns loss of two leaders
• MBA Theater Night draws 98 attendees
• Pro Bono opportunities for immigration attorneys, others
• SJC Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services invites nominations for 2007 Adams Pro Bono Publico Awards
• Young Lawyers: enjoy a cocktail reception and Celtics game for just $65, March 26
• MBA announces topics of May 3 Lawyers in Transition Conference
• MBA offers free bar preparation and exam advice to law students
• Mock Trial invites you to the finals at the end of March
• Springfield family law practitioners, join us for March 27 program
• Mass. Law Consortium seeks local attorneys to volunteer at Small/Medium Firm Expo on March 27
• MBA co-sponsors free restorative justice program with Northeastern University School of Law on April 14

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Pro Bono opportunities for immigration attorneys, others

In response to the immigration raid at a New Bedford manufacturing plant last week, the Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project is coordinating recruitment of pro bono assistance. PAIR and several local agencies are mobilizing efforts to recruit pro bono attorneys to help screen, intake and provide representation to the detainees. Interested attorneys should contact Anita Sharma at [e-mail asharma] or (617) 742-9296.