Honoring US Veterans
Our work on behalf of US veterans and active-duty service members addresses a range of critical legal issues.
Richard M. Trobman, Chair and Managing Partner
Anne W. Robinson, Pro Bono Committee Chair
David C. Tolley, Pro Bono Committee Vice Chair
Our work on behalf of US veterans and active-duty service members addresses a range of critical legal issues.
The Ocean Cleanup develops and scales innovative technology to address ocean pollution.
Two Latham-led victories uphold the rights of young people with disabilities to a public education.
Latham believes in giving back through pro bono and community engagement around the world.
Our firm advises charities on data privacy matters and other corporate legal needs.
Our lawyers help those fleeing persecution to rebuild.
We counsel an array of nonprofits, charities, and social enterprises across our communities worldwide.
The UK Housing Disrepair Project improves access to legal aid and positive outcomes.
Green Era turned a vacant brownfield site into a hub for urban agriculture, renewable energy, and economic development.
We partner with public interest organizations to support vulnerable clients engaged in the criminal justice system.
Over nearly two decades, more than 350 Latham lawyers took on Holocaust reparations matters.
We collaborate with organizations working in the service of communities around the globe.
SAHR supports survivors of gender-based violence and harassment.
Read more about our pro bono program.
UK compensation schemes seek to right past injustices.
For over 20 years, Latham & Watkins has sponsored public interest fellowships through Equal Justice Works.
Latham was honored for its work on human trafficking cases.
Inland Counties Legal Services praises Latham’s pro bono efforts.
Partner Christos Malamataris, associates Axelle Aubry and Anna Escrigas Cañameras, and attorney support PROS coordinator Flavia Leme were honored for pro bono efforts in the EU.