Pro bono is woven into how TASLAF practises law. From representing indigent persons and supporting NGOs, to building investable SMEs and shaping policy reform — our public-interest work spans five connected focus areas.
Our pro bono practice is structured around recurring areas of need — each with named partners, clear intake routes and annual reporting.
A structured legal support platform building legally investable SMEs across Uganda and East Africa through four integrated service pillars.
Free legal representation for indigent persons and public-interest matters — including constitutional petitions, human rights and strategic litigation.
Subsidised and pro bono advisory for NGOs, social enterprises and faith-based organisations — formation, governance, tax exemptions and compliance.
Working with regulators, industry bodies and civil society on consultations, position papers and reform of laws affecting business and society.
Free legal clinics, plain-language guides and workshops that demystify law for entrepreneurs, students and community groups.
Every TASLAF lawyer commits a portion of their year to pro bono work — coordinated firmwide and reported transparently to clients and partners.
We welcome referrals from civil society, accelerators, funds and individual lawyers. Our intake team will route your matter to the right pro bono lead.