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Pro Bono News
- Time Well Spent, October 2008
10/30/2008In this issue:
- Woman from Ecuador gains asylum after years of domestic violence
- Grandmother gains custody of her two grandsons
- Nixon Peabody helps with effort to establish a hospice in Boston
- More Nixon Peabody pro bono successes and recognition
- Nixon Peabody and the Mississippi Center for Justice Team Up to Spread the Word about the Mississippi Homeowner Assistance Grant Program
1/30/2007National Law Firm Quickly Creates “How-To” Manual Explaining Grant Program for Those Displaced by Hurricane Katrina
- Nixon Peabody Collaborates with CA (Computer Associates) Legal Team on Pro Bono Project and Wins Asylum for Kenyan Journalist; Law Firm and Corporate In-House Legal Department Join Together to Offer Their Pro Bono Services
12/7/2006Long Island, NY. Nixon Peabody LLP, a full-service law firm with more than six hundred attorneys nationwide, has collaborated with the in-house legal department at CA, Inc. (formerly known as Computer Associates) to win asylum on behalf of a Kenyan national who had been repeatedly persecuted in his homeland. Nixon Peabody and CA provided their services pro bono, which means the legal services they provided were for free.
- Nixon Peabody agrees to defend Town of Hancock against the Friends of the Upper Delaware River; National law firm with strong roots in Upstate New York will represent the town on a pro bono basis
11/3/2006Albany, NY. Nixon Peabody LLP, one of the largest law firms in the country with strong roots in Upstate New York, has agreed to defend the Town of Hancock, pro bono, in a potential litigation concerning the Town of Hancock’s response to the extraordinary floods in June and July 2006, which was recently threatened by Friends of the Upper Delaware River. Because it believes the Town quickly and actively responded to the flooding in order to minimize the damages incurred, and because this small, rural town cannot afford legal counsel, Nixon Peabody agreed to provide legal services to the Town of Hancock on a pro bono basis, which means the legal services it provides are for free.
- Strategic Legal Thinking for Not-for-Profit Executives: Key Issues in Employment Law for the Not-for-Profit Agency
11/2/2006Thursday, November 2, 2006
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Nixon Peabody LLP, Boston office
100 Summer Street
Boston, MA
A contental breakfast and lunch will be served.
- Strategic Legal Thinking for Not-for-Profit Executives: Revenue-Generating Activities and Intellectual Property/Internet Issues for Nonprofits
10/10/2006Tuesday, October 10, 2006
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Nixon Peabody LLP, Boston office
100 Summer Street
Boston, MA
A contental breakfast and lunch will be served.
- Local Nixon Peabody Attorneys Tee-Off for Tee-Ball! Firm Offers the Roberto Clemente Foundation with Pro Bono Services and Sponsors First-Ever Tee-Ball Tournament Held on Gracie Mansion Lawn
8/22/2006Long Island, New York. Nixon Peabody LLP attorneys joined forces on August 17 with New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Roberto Clemente, Jr., the president of the Roberto Clemente Sr. Foundation, for the first-ever Gracie Mansion Tee-Ball Tournament. The tournament celebrated youth athletics, teamwork, and community sports with 5-to-7-year-old little leaguers from all five New York City boroughs.
- Nixon Peabody: A Firm Committed to Improving the Lives of Others
8/9/2006The Editor interviews John F. Bolton, Jon Greenbaum, and Stacey B. Slater, Nixon Peabody LLP.
Originally published in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel®, Volume 14, No. 8
©2006 The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Inc. August 2006
Reproduced by permission.
- Stacey Slater Appointed Pro Bono Partner of Nixon Peabody LLP
10/19/2005New York. Stacey Slater, who has been a litigator at Nixon Peabody
for the past ten years, has been named the firm’s first pro bono partner. She
will administer the firm’s expanding pro bono program, and head Nixon Peabody’s
Pro Bono Committee, which meets regularly and consists of at least one partner
from most of the firm’s sixteen offices. The appointment demonstrates the firm’s
dedication to pro bono work and its desire to give back to the community.
- Attorney Kara L.K. Leopold of Nixon Peabody Honored for Outstanding Pro Bono Commitment; Annual awards honor pro bono service in the legal field
9/21/2005Albany, New York. Kara L.K. Leopold, an attorney with the firm of Nixon Peabody LLP, based in Albany, has been selected as recipient of the New York State Bar Association’s Hanna S. Cohn Young Lawyer Award, which recognizes outstanding pro bono service of an attorney under the age of 36 who has practiced law for less than ten years. Ms. Leopold was selected from among other young attorney candidates across the state.
- New York State Bar Association Honors Nixon Peabody with 2005 President’s Pro Bono Service Award; Annual Awards Honor Outstanding Pro Bono Service in the Legal Field
9/21/2005Albany, New York. Nixon Peabody LLP has been selected the winner of this year’s New York State Bar Association’s President’s Pro Bono Service Award in the large law firm category. The award is presented in recognition of the active and successful encouragement of the firm’s individual attorneys to engage in pro bono service to the community.
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