There are opportunities for pro bono that fall within many practice areas, including specialties not typically associated with volunteer legal service. The January Tennessee Bar Journal looks at the varied areas of law that are being used to help others pro bono. This story leads off the issue, which includes an update from the Tennessee Supreme Court’s ATJ Commission, features on this year’s Public Service Award honorees, and a look back more than 800 years when Henry II crafted a novel judicial system. Companies’ hiring of employees using work visas is also covered. TBA President Jason Long thanks the many volunteers who continue to help with the aftermath of the wildfires in East Tennessee. John Day writes about child sexual abuse victims and Marlene Eskind Moses and Benjamin Russ write about the doctrine of “inconvenient forum.” Bill Haltom looks at the flip side of “absence of malice.”