19 Fish & Richardson Attorneys Named to 2025 Massachusetts Pro Bono Honor Roll

Fish & Richardson is pleased to announce that 19 of the firm's attorneys have been named to the 2025 Massachusetts Pro Bono Honor Roll for contributing 50 or more hours of pro bono service. Of those recognized, 11 attorneys earned placement on the High Honor Roll for completing 100 or more hours of pro bono service.

"Fifty or 100 hours represents no small investment of time, and our honorees have made that investment alongside the many demands of their practices,” said Principal Lawrence Kolodney, chair of Fish’s pro bono program. “I’m proud of the priority my colleagues continue to place on serving people and organizations that need legal assistance.”

The Fish attorneys named to the 2025 Massachusetts Pro Bono Honor Roll include:  

• Chet Campbell
• Philip Chen*
• Grier Conville*
• Sean Dean*
• Meghana Gupta
• Steven Katz*
• Sarah Kelleher
• John McCormick*
• Kayleigh McGlynn
• Andrew Pearson
• Alexander Pechette*
• Liz Ranks*
• Girish Ratanpal
• Whitney Reichel*
• Katie Roche
• Ethan Rubin*
• John Thurston*
• Cynthia Johnson Walden*
• Liujing Xing 

*Denotes High Honor Roll recipients who completed 100+ pro bono hours 

Fish attorneys are dedicated to serving the communities in which they live and work, and pro bono service is an integral part of the firm’s professional culture. Fish believes that the practice of law is a privilege that carries with it the responsibility to provide pro bono legal services to those in need.