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This optional feature is for use by your Pro Bono and Judicare panel attorneys. Volunteer Attorneys can choose a case from your list of cases waiting to be referred. This list can be filtered by type of issue, as well as the location of the problem. Panel attorneys can log on to your website and manage their cases. They can enter time and deal with the issue of compensated case reimbursement. Pertinent documents can be viewed and uploaded or downloaded. When a case is complete, they can close it. | This optional feature is for use by your Pro Bono and Judicare panel attorneys. Volunteer Attorneys can choose a case from your list of cases waiting to be referred. This list can be filtered by type of issue, as well as the location of the problem. Panel attorneys can log on to your website and manage their cases. They can enter time and deal with the issue of compensated case reimbursement. Pertinent documents can be viewed and uploaded or downloaded. When a case is complete, they can close it. | ||
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For a newer version, see PBI Portal 16 v2 (Updated December 19, 2017)
This optional feature is for use by your Pro Bono and Judicare panel attorneys. Volunteer Attorneys can choose a case from your list of cases waiting to be referred. This list can be filtered by type of issue, as well as the location of the problem. Panel attorneys can log on to your website and manage their cases. They can enter time and deal with the issue of compensated case reimbursement. Pertinent documents can be viewed and uploaded or downloaded. When a case is complete, they can close it.