DLA Piper has unveiled a program that creates what many first-year associates might call a dream job: the opportunity to work on pro bono cases while taking home a six-figure salary. Starting in January, two incoming DLA Piper associates each year will be selected to do exclusively pro bono work for a year.
August 31, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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DLA Piper unveiled a program Monday that creates what many first-year associates might call a dream job — the opportunity to work on pro bono cases while taking home a six-figure salary unheard of at most public service organizations.
Starting in January, two incoming DLA Piper associates each year will be selected to do exclusively pro bono work for a year as part of the firm’s DLA Piper/Krantz Fellowship Program, named for recently retired partner and pro bono advocate Sheldon Krantz.
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