Linklaters spent around £8m on pro bono activities during the last financial year, equating to around 63,750 hours invested by its lawyers in community and voluntary work. The figures, contained within the firm's annual corporate responsibly report, mark Linklaters out as one of the few UK law firms to place a value on its non-profit efforts.
December 09, 2010 at 09:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters spent around £8m on pro bono activities during the last financial year, equating to around 63,750 hours invested by its lawyers in community and voluntary work.
The figures, contained within the firm’s annual corporate responsibly report, mark Linklaters out as one of the few UK law firms to place a value on its non-profit efforts.
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