A group of 21 Troutman Pepper attorneys have been named to the 2021 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll by the D.C. Access to Justice Commission and the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center.
The Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll recognizes attorneys who have provided 50 or more hours of pro bono services in the past year. Attorneys earning the Honors designation volunteer 50 to 99 hours and those qualifying for High Honors completed 100 or more hours.
Troutman Pepper attorneys recognized with High Honors include Scott Bergeson, Ketan D. Bhirud, Siran S. Faulders, Christopher R. Healy, Gerar Mazarakis, Elizabeth J. McCormick, Armeen F. Mistry, and John A. Morrissett.
Troutman Pepper attorneys recognized with Honors include Daniel Archuleta, Savannah Billingham-Hemminger, Elizabeth M. Briones, Madeleine Cane, Lindsey Crawford, Ben Deninger, Morgan Gerard, Richard E. Hagerty, Jeremy Heep, Russell Kooistra, Mashal S. Shah, Misha Tseytlin, and Mary C. Zinsner.
The D.C. Access to Justice Commission seeks to improve the ability of low– and moderate–income residents to access the civil justice system. The D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center provides volunteer attorneys with resources and trainings to help provide pro bono legal services. These organizations partner with the D.C. Courts to recognize attorneys who demonstrate an ethical commitment and principled belief in equal access to justice through their pro bono legal services.
Each year, Troutman Pepper attorneys dedicate thousands of pro bono hours in support of nonprofits, immigrants, military veterans, children, the wrongfully accused, and so many more. Learn more at troutman.com/pro-bono.
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