Only about 30% of attorneys do pro bono. One of the reasons that attorneys say they don't take pro bono cases is because they want more autonomy to choose the cases that interest them.

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Enter Pro Bono Matters.

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Now, pro bono attorneys can search for a "veteran" case, or a family case, or a consumer case by browsing the catalog.

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If an attorney finds an interesting case, they submit an interest form to let the legal aid program that posted the opportunity know that they are interested.

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Many forms are filled out after hours, when pro bono attorneys wouldn't normally be able to talk to someone in legal services about helping with a case.