pro bono is Latin expression meaning "for good", in the translation into Portuguese.
The most common use of the expression pro bono it is related to activities that benefit a people or population in general. In this case, the complete and correct expression would be pro bono public.
Another expression that is also widely used is pro bono pacis, which literally means “for the sake of peace”.
a job or activity pro bono is one that benefits the public in general, being considered a type of volunteering.
The people who run the pro bono they are not remunerated financially, but are dedicated with the sole purpose of helping those who need their services or professional knowledge free of charge.
Doctors, professors and lawyers are some examples of professionals who usually set aside a few hours of weekly work to dedicate themselves to work pro bono.
pro bono law
The term pro bono is quite common in law, characterized as voluntary work provided by lawyers to help individuals who need their services for free.
In 2015, the law pro bono was officially approved by the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) and regulated by the New Code of Ethics and Discipline.
See also the meaning of OAB.