Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) is excited to announce that Epstein Cole LLP has renewed its commitment as a Champion Partner of the Family Justice Centre (FJC), pledging $150,000 in total over the next three years to support access to family justice in Ontario.

TORONTO, ON APRIL 4, 2024 –   PBSC is delighted to announce the continued support of the Family Justice Centre (FJC) by its Champion Partners, Epstein Cole LLP and Shulman & Partners LLP, through further tandem donations of $50,000 each.   The FJC was founded in 2020 with the financial and advisory support of Epstein Cole LLP and Legal Aid Ontario. Shulman & Partners LLP subsequently joined as an early partner of the program in 2021. Designed as an innovative response to the

TORONTO, ON APRIL 18, 2023 – Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) is proud to celebrate two years of impactful operations of its Family Justice Centre (FJC) . Launched in early 2021, the FJC is a virtual legal clinic that brings together students from every law school in Ontario and volunteer lawyers to offer free family law services to low-income, self-represented litigants. In its second year of operations, the FJC continued to build on its innovative model and expand its reach,

TORONTO, ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2021 -- Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) is delighted to welcome Shulman & Partners LLP as a Champion Partner of its innovative Family Justice Centre (FJC) . The firm’s generous commitment of $100,000 will enable the FJC to reach even more families across Ontario. The FJC is a first-of-its kind initiative that brings together law students and pro bono lawyers to offer free legal services to low-income self-represented family law litigants. The FJC l

TORONTO, ON SEPTEMBER 28, 2020 – Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC), together with Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) and Epstein Cole LLP, is pleased to announce the launch of its new Family Justice Centre (FJC) . The FJC presents an innovative opportunity to bring together law students and pro bono lawyers to deliver free legal services to low-income, self-represented family law litigants in Ontario. The FJC will launch virtually in the fall of 2020, utilizing videoconferencing technolog