As both lawyers and citizens we believe in putting our time, energy, and specialized skills and knowledge to work for the people and causes that most need them. There’s much to do, and we feel fortunate to be able to pitch in through pro bono work and community service. As a charter signatory to the Law Firm Pro Bono Challenge, we expect our lawyers and paralegals to devote at least 50 hours annually to pro bono work (for which we provide billable credit). Some of our most experienced lawyers set the tone, which is evident in every office, and at every level. We’ve found that our programs, policies, partnerships, and hard work reward us as well as those we serve.
The Policing Project, a nonprofit organization based in New York, works closely with communities and police departments throughout the country to promote community engagement and give community members a greater voice in policing. Our pro bono work on behalf of the Policing Project has involved advising on public records and Sunshine Law requirements, appearing before the Tampa Citizens Review Board (CRB), helping to draft a survey to collect information on the public’s experiences with the Tampa Police Department, and other coordination among the Policing Project, CRB, and the Tampa Police Department.
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