UK firm will donate 10% of client fees to fund that will split proceeds with the Access to Justice Foundation and Just4Kids Law
In-house legal teams are doing more pro bono work as a way to meet their business’s ESG goals
No attempt is being made by Western governments to ensure victims of atrocities benefit from international sanctions imposed on the perpetrators, writes Hogan Lovells pro bono partner Yasmin Waljee
The leaders of the the UK’s three main pro bono charities look at how to increase participation
Lawyers based in the Netherlands, India and Pakistan picked up awards at the 2024 IBA Annual Conference held in Mexico City
Initiative aims to ensure spectators and residents can receive qualified legal advice
Nura Maznavi outlines Jenner & Block’s ‘all in’ approach to pro bono and advises how firms can increase their commitment
Scheme backed by the Lady Chief Justice will name lawyers who have done 25 hours or more free work annually
In-House Pro Bono Pledge seeks to increase corporate counsel involvement in pro bono activities over next three years
More work needs to be done to ensure Black and minority ethnic entrepreneurs can access funding, writes Hogan Lovells counsel Fenella Chambers
Firm will offer support on a range of ESG-related matters for COP28 in Dubai
Charity founded by late Fred Banning to continue promoting pro bono opportunities for ‘non-lawyers’
Partnership sees transatlantic firm support climate-resilient water and sanitation projects in Mozambique
Girls Human Rights Hub to offer mentorship and training for girls and young women across the world
Ben Rigby reflects on the life of Pinsent Masons’ former head of communications and the founder of Fifth Day, whose funeral took place this week