Each year the Standing Committee on Pro Bono
and Public Service presents five awards to individual lawyers and institutions
in the legal profession that have demonstrated outstanding commitment to
volunteer legal services for the poor and disadvantaged.
About the Award
The Pro Bono Publico Awards are presented during the ABA Annual Meeting. The awards program seeks to identify and honor individual lawyers and small and large law firms, government attorney offices, corporate law departments and other institutions in the legal profession that have enhanced the human dignity of others by improving or delivering volunteer legal services to our nation's poor and disadvantaged. These services are of critical importance to the increasing number of people in this country living in a state of poverty who need legal representation to improve their lives.
The American Bar Association will honor four individuals and one law firm for their outstanding commitment to volunteer legal services for low-income and disadvantaged persons during the 2023 ABA Annual Meeting, which will be Aug. 2-8 in Denver.
The American Bar Association honored four individuals and one law firms for demonstrating outstanding commitment to volunteer legal services for low-income and disadvantaged persons.
The commitment, energy and new approaches to the delivery of pro bono service demonstrated by past recipients serve as models for others in the legal profession.