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In last year's Am Law 100 pro bono rankings, Philadelphia's Cozen O'Connor landed near the bottom with other firms that chose not to reveal how much -- or little -- pro bono they did. Cozen had a good reason to be coy: It didn't have a pro bono director, much less a program. But this year, things will be different. Among its new measures, every Cozen lawyer is now expected to contribute 60 pro bono hours annually.
March 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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