Clinton Morgan, the founder of the Morgan Legal Group PLLC, has been admitted to the State Bar of Texas Pro Bono College for his volunteer work.
Created in 1992 by the State Bar of Texas, the Pro Bono College recognizes attorneys who have far exceeded the State Bar's aspirational pro bono goal in their efforts to address the vast unmet legal needs of the poor.
Attorneys are eligible to join the Pro Bono College if they have completed a minimum of 75 hours of qualified pro bono services as stated in the membership guidelines. Paralegals may join the Paralegal Pro Bono College if they have performed a minimum of 50 hours of eligible pro bono services in addition to their normal work hours, without compensation, as stated in the membership requirements. Law Students may join the Law Student Pro Bono College if they have completed a minimum of 50 hours of eligible pro bono services as stated in the membership guidelines.
Despite having an active practice fighting for his clients, Clinton volunteers his time to help those in need. He sees it as a duty and a responsibility to his community. The majority of Clinton's volunteering is done with the Texas Access to Justice Foundation's texaslawhelp.org. Clinton enjoys serving his community and providing access to justice to everyone.
Clinton is proud of the badge that is now displayed in his State Bar of Texas profile. See his profile here. Clinton intends to maintain this badge of honor as long as he is a Texas attorney.
If you are an attorney, paralegal, or law student and are interested in becoming part of the State Bar of Texas Pro Bono College, do not hesitate to reach out for information or guidance on volunteer opportunities. You may email Clinton directly at cmorgan@themmorganlegalgroup.com or call the office at (713) 969-5026.
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