Every lawyer at Crownstone Advocates sets aside real, tracked hours each year for clients who could not otherwise afford representation.
A family facing eviction in Valletta, an asylum seeker navigating a residency application without the money for private counsel, or a small community organisation that needs its governance documents drafted properly before it can even register, none of these situations wait for a client's bank balance to catch up. We treat pro bono work as a standing obligation built into how the firm operates, not a once a year press release. Partners and associates across both our Malta and UAE offices carry an expected annual contribution of pro bono hours as part of their regular workload, reviewed the same way billable targets are.