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Pro Bono


At Fish, we are committed to making pro bono work an integral part of our professional culture, and we strongly encourage all of our legal professionals to take on pro bono matters as an integral part of their professional lives. We back up this commitment by providing our attorneys with full hours credit for approved pro bono matters, and by assigning a principal-level attorney in each of our U.S. offices with the task of seeking out and publicizing local pro bono opportunities. 

We are a member firm of the Pro Bono Institute (PBI), and in selecting matters for pro bono representation, we are guided by the PBI's definition of pro bono legal work, which emphasizes the provision of legal services to persons and nonprofit organizations with limited means, and the protection of important civil and public rights. A more complete description of our recent pro bono efforts is located here.
“The ideal of our society -- equal justice for all -- is only meaningful when everyone has equal access to the legal system. Our pro bono attorneys help to move us closer to that ideal, while gaining for themselves the profound sense of satisfaction that comes from using their professional skills in the service of good. I am proud of the real commitment that Fish has made in supporting our pro bono program.”

Lawrence K. Kolodney, Principal (Boston)

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