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The VI Bar Herald       The Source for VI Legal Info       OnePaper Community Edition       May 24th, 2013       Email this Article Printer Friendly Version Login to Edit Law Firm's Commitment to Pro Bono    The Virgin Islands Bar Association takes seriously the pro bono responsibility of its members. Rule 6.1 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct provides an annual aspirational goal of 50 hours of pro bono service without fee or expectation of fee. What questions should a new lawyer ask during an interview with a prospective employer to elicit the firm's pro bono commitment? Click here for More... Thinking of Law School?    If you are thinking of law school that are certain fundamental questions and concerns that you will have: Do I have to major in a particular subject? How do I get admitted to law school? What is the LSAT? How do I select a law school? What should I expect in law school? Click here for More... Virgin Islands Bar Exam Review    Bar exam review material specifically designed for the United States Virgin Islands bar examination. Online Bluebook (Uniform System of Citation)    The online legal citation primer based on the 17th edition of "The Bluebook". Law Schools By State    Search for law schools by state or territory through FindLaw. Law Schools Online    These links point to web sites maintained by U.S. law schools. Some sites include a link to the school's library, which may be a source of research assistance in some cases.

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