Alston & Bird allows associates to count up to 150 hours of pro bono work toward their annual billable hour goals.
April 13, 2021 at 02:48 PM
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As law firms have renewed or restated their commitment to social justice, including pro bono work, one Atlanta firm has proven to be a pacesetter in the region. While full 2020 numbers have yet to come in, Alston & Bird has led Southeast-based big firms in The American Lawyer’s annual ranking of pro bono commitments for several years running.
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