Anderson & Kreiger’s very first case, a pro bono suit, achieved the clean-up of a contaminated public water supply. Over 30 years later, we keep scoring those kinds of victories. Our pro bono efforts range from complex, high-impact pro bono cases to those protecting the rights of individual clients. We encourage all of our lawyers to perform pro bono work and treat billable and pro bono hours the same for purposes of attorney compensation. A recent survey revealed that our clients like this about us. And we know that it makes us better lawyers.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has twice recognized A&K attorneys with their “Excellence in Pro Bono” award. Our pro bono partners have also recognized our efforts. In 2020, Greater Boston Legal Services awarded our firm the “Pro Bono Champion” award and the PAIR Project awarded A&K the “Pro Bono Asylum” award at their annual gala.
Our recent efforts include:
November 16, 2023—Each year, individuals and organizations from Massachusetts contribute thousands of hours of pro bono service to clients and causes across the Commonwealth, the country, and the world. The Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) and its Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services applaud those efforts and celebrate them annually through the SJC Pro Bono
Anderson & Kreiger is committed to providing pro bono legal services to those most in need and in cases that make a wide impact. While attorneys are free to pursue pro bono projects of personal significance, our pro bono efforts during the past year have focused on the following areas: • Children’s Health and Rights
November 11, 2022—Each year, individuals and organizations from Massachusetts contribute thousands of hours of pro bono service to clients and causes across the Commonwealth, the country, and the world. The Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) and its Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services applaud those efforts and celebrate them annually through the SJC Pro Bono
Anderson & Kreiger is committed to providing pro bono legal services to those most in need and in cases that make a wide impact. While attorneys are free to select or start pro bono projects of personal significance, our pro bono efforts during the past year have focused on the following areas: Children’s Health Civil
Melissa Allison is honored to receive the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s Judicial Advocacy Initiative (“JAI”) award in Washington D.C. this week. ACS CAN, through the JAI, recruits lawyers to bring the fight against cancer to the courts, frequently pursuing cases that affect access to healthcare and tobacco control. The JAI award recognizes lawyers