Every day, Latham colleagues around the world take on an array of pro bono matters in nearly every area of public interest law, providing free legal services and volunteer time to low-income individuals and families, underserved communities, nonprofit and charitable organizations, emerging entrepreneurs, and veterans.
Our efforts span the globe, involving all of our offices across the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Giving back is emblematic of who we are and reflects the values of our firm.
Since its founding in 2001, the Paris office has donated over 110,000 hours of free legal services to nonprofits and those in need. For the past decade, the team has consistently surpassed the firm's pro bono goals, averaging 60+ hours per lawyer since 2014, with 100% lawyer participation for the last five years.
A cross-office team secured a precedent-setting victory that will have a widespread impact on veterans seeking disability ratings and medical retirements in the US.
Our lawyers from across the firm take on a wide variety of pro bono matters with a clear sense of purpose and motivation. In this video, hear about what drives their dedication.
In 2014, our firm launched the Robert M. Dell Prize for Extraordinary Pro Bono Service, an annual recognition awarded to a Latham lawyer or team who has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to pro bono work.
Read MoreFirm shortlisted for Most Innovative Law Firm, highlighting our pioneering leadership in law and technology.
Arlene Chow was recognized for her pro bono work.
For the fifth year in a row, the National Legal Aid & Defender Association has recognized Latham with a Beacon of Justice Award.