Our pro bono program is driven by our passion to address the unprecedented need for competent and effective representation of the indigent and the vulnerable. We encourage our attorneys to choose work that resonates with their commitment to assist underserved people and to nonprofit agencies, and also helps advance our attorneys' professional skills. Although we dedicate thousands of hours each year to our pro bono practice, we believe the success of our efforts is measured by the results we help our clients achieve rather than the number of hours we volunteer. We help a cross section of clients facing life-changing issues and challenges. Our firm serves people, businesses. and nonprofit organizations. These include veterans, minority-owned startups, first responders, senior citizens, children who are victims of abuse or neglect, unaccompanied minors, and undocumented adults facing deportation, as well as parents and students navigating special education issues in schools. We also partner collaboratively with in-house counsel from corporations such as The Vanguard Group and Delta Air Lines in connection with a variety of initiatives.
Our efforts are organized around several imperatives, including:
Our clients' needs span a wide array of legal issues. We represent the unjustly convicted, asylum seekers fleeing war and oppression; and veterans in benefits appeals, discharge upgrades, and estate planning. Our work with nonprofits and startups ranges from corporate formation and governance to the protection of intellectual property owned by individual licensees and advocacy for civil rights. The common thread through all of our work is our commitment to respond to the needs of our most vulnerable communities.
Troutman Pepper Participates in Financial Literacy Project to Promote Economic Empowerment in Underserved Communities
Pro Bono Amicus Brief by California Women’s Law Center and Troutman Pepper Contributes to Major Appellate Win for Survivors of Domestic Violence
Minutes after being released after spending 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Devonia Inman is pictured here with members of his pro bono legal team from Troutman Pepper. From left: Alan Long, Tom Reilly, Majda Muhic (Troutman Pepper alumna), Devonia Inman, Tiffany Bracewell, and Kasia Hebda.
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06.24.24
White House Correspondents’ Association Honors Troutman Pepper’s George Lehner With President’s Award for Exceptional Service
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06.20.24
Troutman Pepper Attorneys Named to the 2023 North Carolina Attorney Pro Bono Honor Society
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05.24.24
Tahirih Justice Center Recognizes Troutman Pepper Team for Pro Bono Service to Immigrant Survivors
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05.14.24
Troutman Pepper Helps Win Asylum for Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center Pro Bono Client
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05.08.24
Troutman Pepper Attorneys Named to 2023 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll
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Expunction Gumption: Troutman Pepper Helps Pro Bono Clients Clear Names