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ARTICLE · 03 MARCH 2020

Matters That Matter: February Pro Bono Roundup

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In this edition of Matters That Matter, we honor the many lawyers who have dedicated their time to important pro bono causes.

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In this edition of Matters That Matter, we honor the many lawyers who have dedicated their time to important pro bono causes. This month, we highlight a variety of worthy projects, such as ensuring medical supplies make it to the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak, turning two wrongful arrests into a justifiable settlement, and securing a landmark settlement to improve literacy rates in California schools. These are just a few examples of the many ways our lawyers are living out our proud pro bono tradition every day.

Responding to the Coronavirus Crisis

New York attorneys Jiang Liu, Tony Carbone, Katherine Erbeznik, and Malka Levitin are providing legal advice as needed to the Wuhan University Alumni Association of Greater New York, Inc. The Association is raising funds in the U.S. to purchase medical necessities for doctors and patients in the Hubei province of China, which includes Wuhan, the epicenter of the current outbreak of the new coronavirus.

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