T. Clark Weymouth of Hogan Lovells.
Describe your firm’s philosophy on pro bono service.
Social justice and equality are integral to our firm’s history. In the wake of the Civil Rights Movement, our law firm was the first to create a stand-alone pro bono practice—50 years ago, in 1970—to better meet the needs of our community. Since then, we’ve devoted more than 2 million pro bono hours to those in need and won more than 80 awards for our efforts.
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