2014 Boston Bar Association PUBLIC Serve. Lead. Inspire. SERVICE Lawyers Shaping Our Community REPORT We make a living by what we get, but we “ make a life by what we give.” —Winston Churchill

Introduction to the Story Book

Voting Rights. Tax Assistance. One Fund Applications. Summer Jobs for Boston Teens. As demand for our public service initiatives continues to grow, our members have stepped up to help, engaging in a range of projects that improve people’s lives and strengthen our neighbor- hoods. They’ve stood up for improved funding for legal services and the court system, donated their time and money, and inspired the next generation of lawyers and citizens. The following pages tell the stories of their experiences, and show the impact their work has had. We hope they inspire you as they have us, and that you join us next year as we work to improve our neighborhoods, help our fellow citizens, and create a brighter future for our city.

If you would like to get involved in any of these programs, please contact Katie D’Angelo, Public Service Programs Coordinator, at [email protected].

2 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT  About the Boston Bar Association 4 & Foundation 6 Military & Veterans Legal Help Line 8 Marathon Assistance Project 10 Summer Jobs  M. Ellen Carpenter Financial 14 Literacy Program 16 Law Day in the Schools  Lawyer for a Day in the 18 Boston Housing Court 20 Public Interest Leadership Program 22  Additional Programs 24 Expanding Access to Justice 25 John & Abigail Adams Benefit 26 Committees & Volunteers 29 Donors, Sponsors & Fellows 36 BBA Council and BBF Trustees ABOUT THE BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION The Boston Bar Association (BBA) is the hub industry practices: health, financial services, of the legal profession—a strong and diverse and college and university law. They are also group of attorneys committed to professional proof that an inclusive legal community is a excellence, giving back to our community strong legal community. As an organization, and fostering equal access to the justice we’ve built formal partnerships with six affinity system for all. bar associations including: the Asian Ameri- can Lawyers Association, the Massachusetts Starting as a small group of lawyers led Association of Hispanic Attorneys, the Mas- by John Adams in the late 1700’s, the BBA sachusetts Black Lawyers Association, the is now over 12,000 strong, with members Massachusetts Black Women Attorneys, the ranging from large firm practitioners, solo Massachusetts LGBTQ Bar Association and and boutique lawyers, affinity bar leaders, the South Asian Bar Association of Greater in-house counsel, regulators, legal aid attor- Boston. Together with our fellow bar associa- neys, court personnel, law school faculty and tions, our partners in the city, and the Boston law students, and other legal professionals. Bar Foundation, we work to strengthen our The Boston Bar Association has engaged thousands of lawyers Our members are experts in a wide range initiatives and expand our capabilities as we of fields, including Boston’s most prominent look to a bright future. in projects that directly improve people’s lives.” —Paul T. Dacier, 2013-2014 BBA President

4 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT ABOUT THE BOSTON BAR FOUNDATION The Boston Bar Foundation, the charitable make a meaningful impact in our community. affiliate of the Boston Bar Association, is where In addition to funding the portfolio of projects the legal community comes together to make described in this report, the BBF also provides a difference and give back. Since its founding direct grants to community non-profits that in 1957, the BBF has engaged thousands of law- provide legal assistance to those in need. yers in projects that directly improve people’s lives and strengthen our community. The Boston Bar Foundation is able to fund the projects and programs described in this report The BBF takes a holistic approach to advancing thanks to the generous donations and financial its mission to expand access to justice and support from individuals, law firms, businesses engage lawyers in service opportunities that and other sponsors.

The Boston Bar Association has engaged thousands of lawyers in“ projects that directly improve people’s lives.” —Paul T. Dacier, 2013-2014 BBA President

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 5 The ability to have a direct impact on worthy “ individuals in need is greatly rewarding both professionally and personally.” —Patrick Tracey, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

MILITARY & VETERANS LEGAL HELP LINE veterans who served our country, the Boston Bar Lawyer Referral Service became home to the Military & Veterans Legal Help Line last year. With dedicated panels for Family Law, Bankruptcy, Benefits and more, all attorneys are trained to assist with the unique legal issues faced by these men and women. The need for these services has only been inten- sified due to the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, and we see more military mem- bers and veterans than ever before requesting legal help.

The Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) has connected members of the public with lawyers and legal resources for over 50 years, and is proud to continue expanding our support for those who served our country though the Military & Veterans Legal Help Line. When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS Military & Veterans Legal Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) system for active and former service mem- • Veterans Legal Services bers and their families to connect with lawyers and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association In an effort to address the unmet legal issues faced by members of the armed forces and

6 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT BBA Military & Veterans Legal Help Line volunteer Patrick Tracey of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 7 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) PATRICK TRACEYMilitary & Veterans | Volunteer Legal Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP represented a former service- The client justifiably relied on the Certificate in enrolling in system for active and former service mem-- member referred by the BBA Military & Veterans Legal college and incurred• Volunteer• Shelter those LegalLawyers expenses Services Project only of the upon the belief bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association Help Line. The former servicemember requested educa- that those expenses would be reimbursed by the VA. The and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the tional benefits from the U.S. Veterans Administration (“VA”) case is still ongoingBoston as we Bar await Association a decision by the VA. as a result of his service in the military, for which he was The BBA Military & Veterans Legal Help Line provides In an effort to address the unmet legal issues approved. The client relocated to Boston in preparation to the opportunity to engage in meaningful representations faced by members of the armed forces and attend classes at a local university and enrolled in college that involve veteran issues affecting former servicemem- classes. It was only after he had begun classes that the bers and their families. The cases, although often challeng- client received any notice from the VA that the Certificate ing, allow for lawyers to obtain hands-on experience that of Eligibility for these benefits was issued in error. fosters advocacy skills, client counseling and court room The VA’s subsequent letter denying benefits was mailed practice. The ability to have a direct impact on worthy and received after the date to receive any refund from the individuals in need is greatly rewarding both profession- school. As such, the client was responsible for the entire ally and personally. I encourage other lawyers to donate semester of tuition and fees, including other supplies and time to public service initiatives and programs that have a books purchased. profound impact on the lives of the clients we represent. We requested that the VA pay for the tuition, fees and other costs that the client committed to pay subsequent Patrick Tracey assists with coordinating the volunteer to the VA issuing the Certificate of Eligibility and prior to efforts at his law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. the VA determining that the certificate was issued in error.

THE IMPACT

Number of attorneys trained to assist 114 veterans

More military members & veterans % 340 connected with Number of calls since September 1, 2013 legal services 161

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 8 AsWe a believe runner, in I wasthe powergrateful. of Asthe a community city official, to rally in Idifficult was“ impressed. times and As to a supportlawyer…I eachwas proud.”other.” —Suzanne King, Partner at Schwartz Hannum

MARATHON ASSISTANCE PROJECT In times of crises, lawyers are uniquely positioned issues, file taxes and complete the application to provide assistance to those in need. In the for the second distribution of the One Fund. We wake of the Boston Marathon tragedy, mem- salute the BBA volunteers, as they worked in bers of the bar responded by offering their time collaboration with the City of Boston, Massachu- and talent to the community to assist victims setts Office for Victim Assistance, and the One and small businesses affected by the bombing Fund, for their commitment to providing hope and help them get back on their feet. and help to those in need.

But the work didn’t stop when businesses Honoring Those Who reopened, or when the first round of One Fund Answered the Call applications was turned in. Over the past year, The 2014 Law Day Dinner was dedicated to the needs of the survivors have continued to providing and ideal time to recognize those who evolve. The phones kept ringing at the BBA’s volunteered their time and resources to help Lawyer Referral Service, which adapted its survivors and small businesses in the wake of intake process to accommodate calls and the Boston Marathon bombings. BBA President connect survivors with pro bono legal help. Paul T. Dacier honored the volunteers of the BBA And our members stayed the course, with Marathon Assistance Project for their willingness even more pro bono assistance to help the sur- to donate their time to help the city, its businesses, vivors return to work, navigate complex privacy and its people rebuild after the bombing.

9 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT Robin Helfand, owner of Robin’s Candy, with her Marathon Assistance Project pro bono attorney Jon Cowen, of Posternak, Blankstein & Lund

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 10 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) ROBIN HELFANDMilitary & |Veterans Small Legal Help Business Line gives them Owner a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) Like many other small business owners in Back Bay, I faced a lead about a suspicious person in the shop. The combined system for active and former service mem-- serious financial repercussions in the wake of April 15th’s impact had a long• Volunteerterm• Shelter effect LegalLawyers beyond Services Project the of disruptionthe of day to bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association Boston Marathon Tragedy. Thanks to the BBA Marathon day business; I place orders for my specialty candy across the and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Assistance Project, I was able to get the help I needed. While United States and aroundBoston the Bar globe Association up to a year in advance. I had both terrorism and civil authority insurance coverage, Loss of revenue in April can affect inventory orders for the In an effort to address the unmet legal issues I went in search of additional information on the City of December holiday season, which impacts my ability to place faced by members of the armed forces and Boston’s website. While perusing the site, I came across a orders for the following Easter, and so on. As a small business “white paper” written by attorney Jon C. Cowen at Posternak owner, I never would have had access to the resources that Blankstein & Lund on business interruption insurance. After his firm provided me. They guided me each step of the way. reading the paper, I knew my case required legal assistance, Without them, the process would have been inscrutable. and immediately contacted the City of Boston, which put me Despite the fact that I recovered a portion of what Jon in touch with the BBA’s Marathon Assistance Project. The at- and I believe the carrier should reimburse, I have approached torney they referred me to was the very same attorney whose this as a learning experience. I hope this experience helps white paper encouraged me to seek legal assistance in the set a precedent in a positive way so that others don’t have first place…Jon Cowen. Jon was amazing, both with his time, to undergo the same complex process that I did. Other folks commitment, and legal help. He consistently made himself may not have access to the legal assistance I did thanks to available over the phone and in person. As a legal lay person, the City of Boston and the BBA. I am so grateful for the help he helped me understand the complexities of the case. that everyone has provided me thus far. And Jon? As far as I My store had been open for less than a year when the am concerned, he walks on water. tragedy occurred, and in addition to business interruption, loss of revenue and loss of inventory issues, I dealt with prolonged Robin Helfand is the owner of Robin’s Candy, a candy closure due to lack of staff access, delivery disruption and store with locations on Newbury Street in Boston and in an investigation by the Joint Terrorism Task Force pursuing Great Barrington.

COMMUNITY RESPONSE

Volunteers who offered to help individuals and small businesses included: Law schools + 3 230 Law firms Lawyers 26

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 11 As“You a runner,can start I was to build grateful. your Ascareer a city this official, summer Iand was“ you impressed. can start As to abuild lawyer…I your wasdreams.” proud.” —Mayor Martin Walsh, speaking at the BBA Summer Jobs Program Kickoff Event

SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM The BBA Summer Jobs Program represents have gone to college and returned to an investment in the future of this city, while their communities as lawyers, teachers, and providing immediate benefits to the law firms, successful adults. corporations, non-profits, and students that call Boston home. This year, we employed more students than ever before. 64 teens representing 12 of Boston’s An eight week paid internship offers these neighborhoods worked in law firms, legal students professional experience, a steady departments and non-profit organizations. paycheck, and a chance to meet new mentors Each week they came together for enrichment and learn from the best in the field. The influ- seminars, career panels and lessons on finan- ence that this short period can have on their cial literacy. lives is immeasurable. We’ve watched as they

12 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT Summer Jobs student Olivier Tingue with BBA Summer Jobs Program Co-Chair Matt McTygue, Partner-in-charge of Edwards Wildman Palmer

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 13 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) OLIVIER TINGUEMilitary &| VeteransStudent Legal Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) My name is Olivier Tingue. I am a Class of 2014 graduate working at Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP, a large firm based system for active and former service mem-- of the Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Dorchester and an in Boston, MA with• Volunteer •offices Shelter LegalLawyersacross Services Projectthe globe. of the bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association incoming freshman at Bridgewater State University, where During my two months at Edwards Wildman, I’ve learned and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the I will major in International Affairs. I was born and raised in a great deal, from howBoston to label Bar Association files to understanding key Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. I was constitutional concepts in preparation for our end of the In an effort to address the unmet legal issues raised to be proud of where I come from, the rich culture that summer MOOT court competition. My fellow interns and I faced by members of the armed forces and Haiti has and the impact it has had on world history. were lucky enough to meet one-on-one with several attor- I left my country at nine years old, and was fortunate neys. These attorneys answered our questions about the enough to live in Italy for five years. My stepfather is a Haitian profession and gave us valuable advice on how to become diplomat, and during my time in Italy, I got to see firsthand the successful in life—regardless of whether or not law would be important work international lawyers do by providing a voice our profession of choice for the future. The BBA enrichment for the unheard. I vividly recall watching my stepfather speak seminars were key highlights of the summer. I learned more at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization about managing my finances, and I went on field trips to of the United Nations, sharing his passion for our country and court houses to learn about the judicial system. the struggles of our people. I want to follow in his footsteps As I head off to college in a couple of weeks, I know I had a and fight for those who cannot fight for themselves, which has constructive summer where I was challenged every day and fueled my interest in politics and the law. learned something new about my prospective profession. I Last March, during a speaking engagement at a Summer feel motivated to learn as much as I can at school in order to Jobs event hosted by Mayor Marty Walsh, I met the secure more opportunities like my BBA internship. I leave the President of the Boston Bar Association, Mr. Paul Dacier. We program with confirmation that I want to become a lawyer spoke about the law, and several controversial constitutional and I gained more legal knowledge than I ever could have rulings. Mr. Dacier urged me to apply to the BBA Summer expected in a single summer. I hope to walk through the door Jobs Program, I did, and was accepted. In July, I started at 16 Beacon Street soon, but next time as a BBA member.

THE IMPACT Number of Boston high school $161,280 64 students hired Amount of money invested Number of in the Boston community through positions funded BBA Summer Jobs Program by the Boston Bar Foundation 14

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 14 MATT MCTYGUE | Employer

I’m proud that Edwards Wildman has been a the interns learned to develop arguments, long-time supporter of the BBA Summer Jobs hone their public speaking skills, and skillfully Program, and we have recently increased our argue their position. support by hiring four students during the past two summers. The BBA Summer Jobs All of these experiences combined have proven Program has an incredible impact on students’ to have an impact on our students. I recently lives. Participating in the program is the only received an email from a student who was at way you can see the real, tangible benefits Edwards Wildman for two summers. In the that we are creating for our community, just email, he wrote that he went to a career fair at by offering somebody a relatively affordable his university, and that the executives he met summer internship. with were amazed at how easy it was for him to initiate conversation. ‘If it wasn’t for my time In addition to rotating through different in the BBA Summer Jobs program,’ he told departments of the firm to help with a range of me, ‘I never would have been that comfortable projects and to gain office skills, the students talking to these professionals.’ It’s truly amaz- have had the opportunity to explore a variety ing to hear. At Edwards Wildman, we continue of legal careers. Over the course of the sum- to employ a former intern on a part-time basis mer, our interns had lunch with partners at the as she is working her way through college. firm, toured Moakley Courthouse, and went on I’ve also had other former student interns a hardhat tour of a hotel with Rebecca A. Lee, reach out with compelling stories of how this a partner who specializes in real estate law. program gave them an edge in interviews The students demonstrated what they learned and securing employment later in life. I look during the end of summer MOOT Court forward to hearing from this year’s group of Competition where they argued about a con- extraordinary students as they advance in stitutional issue involving cell phones and the their education and professional lives. infringement of a person’s Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure. Matt McTygue is the partner-in-charge of With the help of partners and associates at Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP’s Boston office Edwards Wildman, as well as members of the and the co-chair of the BBA Summer Jobs Boston College International Moot Court Team, Committee.

FUNDING FOR PAID INTERNSHIPS

The Boston Bar Foundation provides paid Massachusetts Executive Office of Health internships through the Summer Jobs and Human Services Program for students at area non-profits, Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts government offices and the courts. This Legal Advocacy and Resource Center year, 14 positions were funded through Massachusetts Law Reform Institute the BBF at the following offices: Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office United States Bankruptcy Court Committee for Public Counsel Services, United States District Court Roxbury Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards Association

15 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT The BBA Summer Jobs Program is great—it gives the students“ skills not just for college, but for life.” —Rachel Krasowski, Burns & Levinson LLP

RECOGNIZING OUR PARTNERS The City of Boston, under former Mayor Thomas Our program would not be possible without the Menino and now Mayor Martin Walsh, works support of the PIC. The PIC career specialists in tirelessly to provide young people summer each Boston public high school work tirelessly employment opportunities. We thank them for to select the best candidates for the program, their commitment to this initiative and to the help students with applications, and provide BBA Summer Jobs Program. workshops to prepare students for their jobs. The BBA Summer Jobs Program, a significant The Boston Private Industry Council (PIC) has effort in its own right, is only part of the PIC’s partnered with the BBA for the past 21 years. broader effort to open doors and give Boston In that time, we’ve worked together to place teens valuable work experience. Last year, the over 700 Boston public high school students in PIC’s School-to-Career initiative placed over paid legal internships and to prepare them for 3,000 students in a job or internship through- successful careers down the road. out the city.

OUR EMPLOYERS Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen Posternak Blankstein & Lund Special Thanks to the and Loewy, LLP LLP Following Firms and Goodwin Procter LLP* Prince Lobel Tye LLP Organizations for their Hemenway & Barnes LLP ** Proskauer Rose LLP Demonstrated Commitment Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP Ropes & Gray LLP* to Boston Youth Holland & Knight LLP Rosenfeld Rafik & Sullivan, P.C. Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP ** Rubin & Rudman LLP Anderson & Kreiger LLP Iandoli Desai & Cronin P.C. Shaevel & Krems Bingham McCutchen LLP LPL Financial Sherin & Lodgen LLP Boston Bar Association* Lynch, Brewer, Hoffman & Shilepsky Hartley Robb Casey Boston Bar Foundation++ Fink, LLP Michon LLP Burns & Levinson LLP* Margolis & Bloom Suffolk County District Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Meehan, Boyle, Black & Attorney’s Office Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP Bogdanow, P.C. Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak City of Boston, Office Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, & Cohen, P.C. of the Corporation Counsel * Glovsky and Popeo P.C. Sunstein Kann Murphy Collora LLP Nelson Mullins Riley & & Timbers LLP Cooley LLP Scarborough LLP Thornton Law Firm LLP DLA Piper Nixon Peabody LLP Todd & Weld LLP Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP*** Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Verrill Dana LLP Foley Hoag LLP Peabody & Arnold LLP** Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Pierce Atwood LLP and Dorr LLP

*Firm has committed to taking more than one student **Firm has funded position for government or nonprofit legal office ***Firm has committed to taking four students

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 16 We cannot always build the future for our youth, but “ we can build our youth for the future.” —Franklin Delano Roosevelt

M. ELLEN CARPENTER FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAM Imagine a high school student who successfully “I continue to volunteer for this saves money for college expenses thanks to program each year because I believe carefully budgeting income from their part that it can make a difference in a stu- time job. Or a teenager who opens a savings dent’s life. I feel that if I can reach just account and puts money away from her part one student and that student benefits time job to save for a car, knowing that she in the future from even just one idea, needs to factor in taxes, insurance and other then I’ve made a difference.” costs. Or a college freshman who walks away —AMY LIPMAN-WHITE (LAW OFFICE OF LIPMAN & WHITE), A LONG-TIME VOLUNTEER from the credit card tables offering incentives WHO HAS DONATED HER TIME SINCE THE for signing up, does his homework on the card START OF THE PROGRAM. that is best for him, and responsibly manages a line of credit. These seem like realistic This year marks the 10th anniversary of the scenarios, but they are far from the norm for M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Literacy Program, today’s teenagers. a collaboration between the BBA and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Mas- The M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Literacy sachusetts. With the assistance of the Hampden Program aims to change that, teaching stu- County Bar Association and the Hampshire dents across the state how to make informed County Bar Association, the Program delivers financial decisions throughout their lives. Financial Literacy to students statewide.

17 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT Boston Latin Academy Student Ben Haideri, participant in the M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Literacy Program

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 18 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) BEN HAIDERIMilitary | Student & Veterans Legal Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) There are very few programs from which the participants The one lesson that stood out the most to me was the system for active and former service mem-- are able to literally walk right out and apply what they one about using• credit Volunteer• Shelter cards. LegalLawyers It Services may Project be of because the I have bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association learned that very day. The Financial Literacy Program grown up during a time of general distrust when it comes and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the through the BBA, however, stands out as being extremely to dealing with largeBoston banks, Bar butAssociation I went into the lesson effective in that regard. Between the day that I participat- thinking—probably like most people—that credit cards In an effort to address the unmet legal issues ed in the first seminar and now, I have opened a checking always came with a catch, and in terms of society, seem to faced by members of the armed forces and and savings account and, more recently, got my first credit have a very negative connotation. Although the credit card card. I don’t believe that I would have been so confident yet companies can be tricky, what I got out of the lesson was careful with such tools that I had at my disposal had it not just simply to not bite off more than you can chew when been for the program. dealing with credit cards. The second someone does that This program very much epitomizes the learning he or she is already headed down a slippery slope. The fact experience of a student in that it offers the perfect balance is that very few people are able to use cash to buy a car, a between reality and practice. The guest workshop leaders house, or even a couch, so, when used responsibly, a credit were all professionals who had experience in whatever card, I learned, is a tool that can do a lot of good. field they were teaching about, and the financial literacy workbook was just that, a workbook. It combined Ben Haideri is a recent graduate of Boston Latin Academy practice problems that we will most likely face in real and a 2013 and 2014 BBA Summer Jobs Program intern. life with explanations that are thorough and extensive, He is one of the 4,000 students who have participated in attributes that are perfect for those who are learning M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Literacy Program since the about financial literacy. program began. He took part in the Program during the 2013 Summer Jobs Program, when it was offered as a series of enrichment seminars.

THE LESSONS

Personal Finance & Budgeting Buying A Car

Understanding & Using Credit Consequences

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 19 AsThe a truerunner, purpose I was grateful.of education As a is city to prepareofficial, young Imen was“ andimpressed. women Asfor aeffective lawyer…I wascitizenship proud.” in a free form of government.” —Dwight D. Eisenhower, who declared Law Day on April 30, 1958

LAW DAY IN THE SCHOOLS For one lesson plan each May, Boston’s public The BBF Junior Fellows Trade school students get a firsthand look into the Offices for Classrooms legal profession. As part of Law Day, lawyer The Junior Fellows joined other volunteers in volunteers visit classrooms throughout the city taking over classrooms as part of the Law Day to educate students on the role of attorneys in the Schools Program. Working together, they and the legal system. But the biggest takeaway helped educate and inspire students of all ages might be the change of pace for the lawyers through their work and their commitment to and students alike exposure to the best of the giving back. The Boston Bar Foundation’s Junior legal profession, and a chance to be inspired by Fellows Society is a special charitable giving the next generation. Volunteers took this year’s initiative involving lawyers within the first ten theme, “Why Every Vote Matters,” and applied it years of their careers, who are committed to to every age group, incorporating playground supporting the BBF’s work and making a differ- rules, candy preferences and more to drive the ence in the lives of those in our community. lessons home.

20 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 21 OUR PARTNERS OUR PARTNERS DAVID LIEBERMAN | Jr. Fellow & PILP• Legal Advocacy11 & Resource Center (LARC) • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) “Law Day in Schools was a great way to win). At the end, the kids asked some of their burning legal spend my lunch hour. I went to Ms. Abid’s questions like “can• Volunteer• youShelter be LegalLawyers president Services Project if youof the aren’t born in Boston Bar Association fourth grade class at the M.E. Bradley America?” and “what• Volunteer happens Lawyers if your Project parents of the give you a Elementary School in East Boston and bad word as a name?”Boston In the Bar Associationend, a great time was had by all of the kids were really excited to meet everyone, and I think everyone learned a little (especially me and engaged in our project. We talk- me and my partner).” ed for a bit about the importance of vot- ing and then we held an election for the official class candy —David S. Lieberman, Day Pitney LLP (Peppermint Patties just barely edged out Twizzlers for the Boston Bar Foundation Junior Fellow & PILP 11

EMILY HODGE | Jr. Fellow & PILP 9 “As part of the BBA’s Law Day in the behind screens to protect the voter’s privacy, and watch- Schools Program, I had the privilege of ing ballots being whisked away into ballot machines. It was spending time with a group of energetic inspiring to watch the students engage with the concept second graders at the Josiah Quincy of voting and the importance of participation. They were Elementary School talking about why able to recognize the value in voicing their opinions and every vote matters. When we discussed casting their votes whenever they have the opportunity.” the nature of our government and what it means to vote, the students enthusiastically offered tales —Emily Hodge, Choate Hall & Stewart LLP of accompanying parents to the polls, seeing votes cast Boston Bar Foundation Junior Fellow & PILP 9

THE IMPACT

Number of Boston public schools 10 participating

1,361 Number of Number of students served volunteers 94

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 22 AsThe a Lawyerrunner, Ifor was the grateful. Day Program As a city serves official, as an inspiring Ireminder was“ impressed. of the values As a oflawyer…I our legal was system—fairness proud.” and

equal access to justice.” —Hon. Jeffrey M. Winik, Boston Housing Court

LAWYER FOR THE DAY AT THE BOSTON HOUSING COURT The Lawyer for the Day in the Boston Housing in providing access to justice while also assisting Court Program is a lifeline for thousands of the overburdened Boston Housing Court. individuals and families facing homelessness and landlords whose livelihoods are on the line. Since the program began 15 years ago, OUR PARTNERS over 16,000 landlords and tenants have found • Boston Housing Court the help they need to navigate the system and • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston access justice. Bar Association • Greater Boston Legal Services The volunteer attorneys are the backbone • Legal Service Center of Harvard of this program. From helping landlords and Law School tenants fill out paperwork to providing full rep- resentation, the volunteers play an essential role

23 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT BBA Lawyer for the Day in the Housing Court volunteer Andrew Cohn of WilmerHale

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 24 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) ANDREW COHNMilitary &| VeteransVolunteer Legal Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) There is a special moment when Lawyer for a Day volunteers to see her claim completely corroborated. The United system for active and former service mem-- first engage pro se litigants on Eviction Day (every Thursday States Secret Service,• Volunteer• Shelter operating LegalLawyers Services as Project an arm of theof the Treasury bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association morning) at the Boston Housing Court. After the litigants Department and looking for counterfeiters, had obtained and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the check in at the clerk’s table, volunteers have the opportunity a “no knock” warrantBoston and used Bar Association a battering ram to knock to ask whether they need legal assistance. There are some, down the door, enter the apartment and handcuff the client. In an effort to address the unmet legal issues of course, who decline. But far more say “yes,” beginning the It turned out that the prior occupant of the apartment had faced by members of the armed forces and delicate balance for volunteers. One of the skills you acquire been a counterfeiter and had escaped. The landlord, a new when you volunteer at the Lawyer for a Day Program in the owner who did not understand landlord/tenant law, view Housing Court is how to listen carefully with a double focus the knocked down door as the tenant’s fault and refused to – cross-checking the client’s narrative with the papers and lis- replaced it. For this pro se litigant, we got an excellent settle- tening further with a more focused inquiry. The experience ment of almost a year’s free rent and the landlord contribut- teaches you not to follow your first impressions and keep ing the security deposit for her to move to a new apartment. your judgment in abeyance while you sift the facts. Some- Volunteering for the Lawyer for a Day Program will initially times what can seem to be a hopeless case can turn into a take you out of your comfort zone. What you get in return positive outcome, often as a result of useful facts turning up are new skillsets that are useful not only in Housing Court, during your discussions. but in your future as a lawyer, as well as the satisfaction of In one particularly memorable case, after asking a making a concrete difference in the lives of pro se litigants. middle-aged woman with a strong presentation of self “what’s the issue,” she explained that “The United States Andrew Cohn is a partner at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Secret Service knocked down my door and my landlord nev- and Dorr LLP, a longtime volunteer at the Lawyer for the Day er repaired it and I’ve lived in an unsafe apartment.” Thinking in the Boston Housing Court Program, and a member of the the papers must tell a different story, I was quite surprised BBA Real Estate Public Service Committee.

THE IMPACT

Years and counting assisting 15 landlords & tenants 1,094 277 Number of landlords & tenants served Number of volunteers

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 25 CSC’s staff and volunteers are breaking down the barriers that make“ the legal system difficult to access: language, education,

fear, and quite simply, life. —Katherine Schulte, Casa Myrna and member of PILP 10

PUBLIC INTEREST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM profession and the Commonwealth. This year, the BBA proudly celebrated its 10th PILP class.

The Project PILP 10 kicked off their year setting the bar high—they aimed to provide assistance to the increasing number of self-represented litigants by supporting the implementation and develop- ment of materials for the Court Service Center (CSC), a pilot self-help center at the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse. Partnering with the Com- The Program monwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office Each year, a new class of Public Interest Leaders of the Trial Court and the Edward W.Brooke is selected to participate in a proven leadership Courthouse Court Service Center Working development program that is centered on civic Group, PILP 10 developed materials and resourc- engagement and public service. These young es for the staff and volunteers. PILP members lawyers represent the best of the next genera- also volunteered at the center and orchestrated tion of lawyers—dedicated individuals who are a panel encouraging attorneys and law students committed to serving their community, their to support this much needed service.

PILP 10 Andrea Brown Boston Public Schools John McBrine Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Jacquelyn Burke Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Camal Robinson National Grid USA Hsindy Chen Volunteer Lawyers Project Katherine Schulte Casa Myrna Vasquez, Inc. Merritt Dattel McGowan Commonwealth Health Alison Silveira Littler Mendelson Insurance Connector Authority Caroline Simons Fish & Richardson P.C. Jeremy Eisemann Liberty Mutual Group Paul Wagoner The Office of the U.S Navy Judge James Evans Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Advocate General Melissa Garlick Anti-Defamation League Alec Zadek Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Anuj Khetarpal Committee for Public Counsel Services -Malden

26 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT PILP 10 alum Katherine Schulte of Casa Myrna

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 27 When those who have served our country return home, they can often find themselves trying to navigate complex issues as they OUR PARTNERS work to move their lives forward. The BBA OUR PARTNERS • Legal Advocacy & Resource Center (LARC) KATHERINE SCHULTEMilitary & Veterans Legal| Volunteer Help Line gives them a place to turn, and offers a unique support • Shelter• Legal Legal Advocacy Services & Resource Center (LARC) I get nervous every time I go to court…and I’ve been a lawyer from resources outside the court. system for active and former service mem-- for five years. I like to think that these butterflies are a good I have had the •privilege Volunteer• Shelter of LegalLawyers volunteering Services Project of at the the CSC several bers and their families to connect with lawyers Boston Bar Association thing—nerves keep me humble, but they also remind me that times since its doors opened this past June, and I’ve witnessed and legal resources. • Volunteer Lawyers Project of the the legal system is intimidating. In the court that I practice in firsthand the CSC’s impactBoston of Bar helping Association our community mem- (Probate and Family Court) the vast majority of litigants are bers gain meaningful access to the legal system. One of the In an effort to address the unmet legal issues going it alone. When I think about this, I am reminded of how first families I helped had driven over 24 hours to Boston from faced by members of the armed forces and fortunate I am to speak the language of the legal system. another state because they had been told by a family mem- This reality is why the Court Service Center (CSC) at the ber—whom they had voluntarily appointed temporary guard- Edward W. Brooke Courthouse makes so much sense, and ian of their infant daughter—that they had a court date in the why volunteering there is such an important and rewarding guardianship case. When they got to court they found out the experience. The CSC is a resource center where self- hearing was actually the following week. I was able to sit with represented litigants can get legal information, forms as- this Spanish-speaking couple and explain what was happening sistance, and, in some circumstances, advice from a lawyer in their case, transcribe and help them file responsive plead- about their individual situation. The Brooke Courthouse ings, and explore options for places to stay while they waited houses several divisions of the Trial Court, including the Pro- for their court date. While this only took an hour of my time, it bate and Family Court and Housing Court that serve Boston, was an hour that busy court employees simply wouldn’t have. where over 85% of litigants are unrepresented. There are so many barriers that make the legal system dif- I participated in the launch of the CSC as a member of ficult to access: language, education, fear, and quite simply, this year’s Public Interest Leadership Program. Our group life. The CSC is breaking down those barriers with the help of worked closely with dedicated employees of the Trial Court dedicated staff and volunteers. to create the backbone for this important resource: develop- ing plain-language materials that demystify court processes Katherine Schulte is a staff attorney at Casa Myrna and a and forms, and compiling guides to help litigants find help member of PILP 10.

THE IMPACT WELCOMING PILP 11

Jared M. Barnes, Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Elizabeth C. Mooney, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Carrie M. Benedon, Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General Elianna Nuzum, Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Julie A. Brennan, Prince Lobel Tye LLP Rory P. Pheiffer, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Kathryn G. Day, Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Nency Salamoun, The Victim Rights Law Lizbeth Ginsburg, Greater Boston Legal Services Center, Inc. Sullivan & Worcester LLP Nita K. Kumaraswami, Sarah J. Schendel, Masferrer & Associates Day Pitney LLP David W. S. Lieberman, Arivee N. Vargas, Jones Day Foley Hoag LLP Jenevieve J. Maerker, Katy E. Ward, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, 121 Rochelle Meddoff, JP Morgan Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Alumni

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 28 LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE Connecting members of the community with lawyers and legal resources

320 Number of Attorneys ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS 60 % of Attorneys Who Take Reduced Fee Cases The BBA’s reach extends much further than 8,215 Number of Clients Helped 2,450 Number of Reduced-Fee the aforementioned programs. We work Panel Referrals 18 Number of Languages to support the courts and train the next Spoken generation of attorneys, we strive to develop Boston teens’ confidence, public speaking, and critical thinking skills; and we PRO BONO TRAININGS Equipping volunteers to tackle community needs work to connect the public with quality and affordable legal assistance. 619 Number of Attorneys Trained 23 Number of Trainings

29 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT Additional programs (continued)

MAYOR’S YOUTH COUNCIL GROUP MENTORING Providing young people with an active role in Promoting the development of a new generation addressing youth issues of diverse leaders

30 Number of 56 Number of Mentees Representatives 15 Number of Mentors 17 Number of Allies 15 Number of Neighborhoods Represented

BOSTON DEBATE LEAGUE JUDICIAL INTERNSHIP Building skills for students through debate Giving law students opportunities in the courts

29 Number of 27 Number of Interns Volunteers 2800 Number of Hours Worked 80 Number of 11 Number of Courts Rounds Judged

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 30 EXPANDING ACCESS TO JUSTICE Access to Justice: Supporting civil legal aid across the state and to determine Courts & Clients the most cost effective way to meet that need. A well-known innovator and opinion leader, It has collected data by surveying legal services the BBA is at the forefront of promoting justice providers and hearing testimony from recipients and improving access to the legal system in of civil legal aid. Working with three independent Massachusetts. analysts, the Task Force aims to determine the potential cost savings to the Commonwealth Access to justice means ensuring adequate from civil legal aid in the areas of federal bene- funding for both civil legal services for the poor fits, housing and homelessness, and domestic and for the courts, so that those who need to violence. The final report of the Task Force, titled turn to the justice system to protect their rights Investing In Justice: A Roadmap to Cost-Effective or resolve their disputes will find the sufficient Funding of Civil Legal Aid In Massachusetts, was staff and resources to assist them. We partici- released in October. pated in the annual “Walk to the Hill,” where we advocated for adequate funding for civil legal Walk to the Hill aid and our courts. We also took our efforts The BBA is a proud member of the Equal one step further with the work of the BBA Justice Coalition and an annual sponsor of their Statewide Task Force to Expand Civil Legal Aid Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid, now in its 15th in Massachusetts. year. At this year’s event, more than 500 attor- neys joined Chief Justice Roderick Ireland to ask BBA Statewide Task Force to Expand their legislators for increased funding to help Civil Legal Aid in Massachusetts address the shortage of civil legal aid services in Under the leadership of former BBA President J.D. the state. In the end, the legislature appropriated Smeallie, the Task Force has been working over Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation the past year to examine the unmet need for (MLAC) $15 million in FY15.

31 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT Providing Hope and Help LEGAL SERVICES to Those in Need organizations, with BBF funds now making GRANTING The Boston Bar Foundation is committed to up nearly half of the organization’s annual Since IOLTA began to decline, the BBF has increased its own expanding access to legal assistance for those granting totals. Since 2009, the BBF has contributions to legal services who need it most. Every year, the BBF provides granted over $2.3 million of its own funds and now makes up nearly half of the total grants.. direct grants to organizations that serve thou- to these community non-profits who serve sands of individuals and families struggling with as a lifeline for many in our community. BBF legal issues such as homelessness, domestic 13.2% violence, and various forms of injustice. The John & Abigail Adams Benefit The BBF’s legal services grants are made The BBF is one of three distributors of Interest possible in large part by the John & Abigail on Lawyer Trusts Accounts (IOLTA) funds in Adams Benefit, the area’s largest fundraiser IOLTA 86.6% Massachusetts. As IOLTA funds have continued for legal services. Nearly 1,000 guests come to decline, the BBF has stepped up its own ef- together to support organizations that serve forts to provide critical funding to legal services thousands of individuals and families. 2007

BBF IOLTA $2.3 million 46.2% 53.8% in BBF funding has been granted to legal services since 2009 2014

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 32 THANK YOU TO OUR COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERS

Active Duty Military, Community Reentry Sheryl Howard, Krokidas & Albert Wallis, Brown Rudnick Family Members & Readiness Committee Bluestein LLP LLP (co-chair) Veterans’ Committee Julia Devanthery, Legal Ser- Bonnie McGuire, FINRA Essence Arzu, The Arzu Law Lynn Girton, Volunteer Lawyers vices Center of Harvard Law Group LLC Project of the Boston Bar Asso- School (chair) Katie Milton, Casa Myrna ciation (co-chair) Vazquez Thomas Bean, Verrill Dana LLP Eric Haskell, Middlesex District Legal Anna Schleelein, Shelter Legal Attorney’s Office Lucy Rivera Daniel Biagiotti, Advocacy and Resource Center Services Foundation (co-chair) Greater Emily Hodge, Choate Hall & Sherley Rodriguez, Boston Legal Services Spartan Race Elizabeth Alfred Stewart LLP Darren Braham, Headquarters Melick & Porter, David Bizar, Seyfarth Shaw LLP Brendan St. Amant, Donnelly, Matt Welnicki, Conroy & Gelhaar, LLP LLP Cameron Casey, Ropes & Gray Samantha Caplan, U.S. Coast LLP Guard Raquel Webster, National Grid USA Kevin Currid, U.S. Securities & Cameron Casey, Ropes & Gray Lawyer Referral Exchange Commission LLP Service Committee Lynn Girton, Volunteer Lawyers Mala Rafik, Rosenfeld Rafik & Nancy Dempze, Hemenway & Group Mentoring Committee Project of the Boston Bar Barnes LLP Sullivan, P.C. (Chair) Association Jessica Massey, Massachusetts Lance Law LLC Martha Drane, Committee for Office of the Attorney General Andrea Lance, Alexandra Gorman, Skadden, the Public Counsel Services – (co-chair) Mary Lee, Mary K.Y. Lee P.C. Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Lowell & Affiliates Richard Quinby, Craig and Cynthia MacCausland, Law Of- Elizabeth Funk Macauley Professional Corpora- fice of Cynthia E. MacCausland Christopher Morrison, tion (co-chair) Jones Day Galen Gilbert, Gilbert & O’Bryan Nina Parker, Parker & Associates LLP Lindy Aldrich, The Victim Rights Dino Santangelo, Law Office of Law Center, Inc. Christopher Saccardi, The Law Dino R. Santangelo Rochelle Hahn, Massachusetts Office of Christopher T. Saccardi Law Reform Institute Melissa Brooks, Suffolk County Peter Shapland, Day Pitney LLP District Attorney’s Office Dino Santangelo, Law Office of Dylan Hayre, A Lawyer for Dino R. Santangelo Patrick Tracey, Morgan, Lewis & Soldiers Joel Buenaventura, Massa- Bockius LLP chusetts Department of Public Leslie Su, Minerva Law, P.C. L. Scott Harshbarger, Proskauer Health Rose LLP Francis Teague, Frank K. Teague Stephen Honig, Duane & Associates Public Interest Leadership Maura Healey, Massachusetts Morris LLP Program Subcommittee Office of the Attorney General Spartan Race Mala Rafik, Rosenfeld Rafik & Darren Braham, Gina Holness M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Headquarters Sullivan, P.C. Literacy Committee Norfolk Coun- Jones William Keating, Leslie Su, Minerva Law P.C. Christopher Morrison, ty District Attorney’s Office Honorable Frank Bailey, U.S. Day (co-chair) Laura Unflat, The Law Office of Bankruptcy Court Lisa LaFera Jennifer Doran, Hinckley Allen Laura M. Unflat Honorable Joan Feeney, U.S. Proskauer Rose LLP State Street Tera Lally, Susan Letterman White, Bankruptcy Court Jane Harper, Corporation Donald Lassman, Law Office of Letterman White Consulting Janet Bostwick, Janet E. Bost- Donald R. Lassman wick, PC (Eastern Massachu- David McGowan, Suffolk County setts co-chair) District Attorney’s Office Cynthia MacCausland, Law Of- Judicial Internship Pipeline fice of Cynthia E. MacCausland Shaghayegh Tousi, Nutter and Recruitment Committee John Davis, Cooley Shrair, P.C. (Western Massachusetts co- McClennen & Fish LLP Britte-Anne McBride, Massa- Mia Friedman, Rappaport Cen- chair) chusetts Office of the Attorney’s ter for Law and Public Service at Suleyken Walker, General Suffolk University Law School Elizabeth Katz, Law Office Massachusetts Office of the of Elizabeth D. Katz (Western Attorney General Shannon McLaughlin, Massa- Natasha Varyani, New England Massachusetts co-chair) chusetts National Guard Law Boston Matthew Welnicki, Melick & K&L Gates Porter, LLP Daniel Nagin, Legal Services Mackenzie Shea, Center of Harvard Law School LLP (Eastern Massachusetts co-chair) Law Day in the Rosa Previdi, Legal Advocacy Real Estate Public Service Schools Committee Jeanne Darcey, Sullivan & and Resource Center Committee Worcester LLP Darren Braham, Spartan Race John Regan, Wilmer Cutler Headquarters Seth Malamut, STAG Industrial, Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP John Loughnane, Nutter Mc- Inc. (co-chair) Clennen & Fish LLP Ann Braga, City of Boston Anthony Sciaraffa, Katy Ward, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Massachusetts National Guard Jane Harper, State Street Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Corporation (co-chair) Mary Sullivan, Massachusetts Public Service Oversight Office of the Attorney General Dara Kesselheim, Suffolk Committee Joanna Allison, Volunteer County District Attorney’s Office Douglas Gooding, Choate Hall Lawyers Project of the Boston Michelle Wolf, Veterans’ Disabil- Bar Association ity Benefits & Stewart LLP (co-chair)

33 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT THANK YOU TO OUR COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERS Andrew Cohn, Wilmer Cutler Commission Stephen M. Cohen, Choate Hall Megan Felter, Choate Hall Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP & Stewart LLP & Stewart LLP Leonard Audaer Bruce Eisenhut, Board of Bar Tara Colby, Liberty Julianne Fitzpatrick Overseers Heather Baer, Sally & Fitch LLP Mutual Group William Fitzpatrick U.S. Mary K. Y. Lee, Mary K.Y. Lee Hon. Frank Bailey, Michele Collins, MetLife P.C. Bankruptcy Court Eric Forni, U.S. Securities & Christopher Condon, Exchange Commission Mirick Robert L. Lewis, Boston Joseph Baldiga, Murphy & King, Professional Housing Court O’Connell Corporation Toni Frain, Liberty Mutual Group Liberty Sharon Jones Andrea Balsamo, Thomas Crice, Thomas E. Mutual Group Crice, Esquire Julie Franklin, Affordable Law Samuel Moskowitz, Davis, Group Choate Hall & Malm & D’Agostine, P.C. Jared Barnes, Jaime D’Almeida, Duff & Phelps Stewart LLP Richard Freije, Sun Life Maureen McDonagh, Harvard Jeanne Darcey, Sullivan & Financial Law School Sarah Barr Worcester LLP Maya French, Office of Joeann Smith, Clerk, Boston Thomas Beauvais Caryn Daum, Liberty the Inspector General of Housing Court David Belfort Mutual Group Massachusetts Honorable Jeffrey M. Winik, Scott Bell, Liberty Mutual Scott Davis, Sun Life Financial Brendan Furey, American Boston Housing Court Group Student Assistance John Davis, Cooley Shrair, P.C. Barbara Zimbel, Greater Carrie Benedon, Office of Jesse Garfinkle, Brown Boston Legal Services Meghan Davoren, Office of Rudnick LLP the Massachusetts Attorney the Massachusetts Attorney General General Henry Geberth, Hendel & Mark Berman, Nixon Collins, PC Summer Jobs Steering Kathryn Day, Edwards Peabody LLP Committee Wildman Palmer LLP Matthew Gendron, Office of Susan Bernstein the Massachusetts Attorney Matthew McTygue, Edwards Alycia DeAngelis General Wildman Palmer LLP (co- chair) Legal Daniel Biagiotti, Joel DeFelice Advocacy and Resource Center Natascha George, Bingham Jeffery Mittleman,Holland & Nicole Del Monte McCutchen LLP Knight LLP (co-chair) Jane Biondi Joan Densberger Galen Gilbert, Gilbert & Neil Austin, Foley Hoag LLP Amanda Blaske, U.S. O’Bryan, PC. Bankruptcy Court Sullivan Elaine Carmichael, DLA Smita Deshmukh, & Worcester LLP| Damien Gillietti Piper LLP Martha Born, Biogen Idec Inc. Sullivan Sean Gilligan, Gesmer Jennifer Doran, Hinckley Allen Patrick Dinardo, Hon. Henry Boroff,U.S. & Worcester LLP Updegrove LLP City of Boston, Bankruptcy Court Shane Early, Barbara Gilmore, U.S. Office of the Corporation Mark Diorio, Bulfinch Janet Bostwick, Janet E. Companies, Inc. Bankruptcy Court Counsel Bostwick, PC Office of Lane Goldberg, Goldberg Law David McGowan, Suffolk Andrew Doherty, Ann Brennan, Ann Brennan the Massachusetts Attorney County District Attorney’s Office Law Offices Jose Gonzalez, Office of the General Corporation Counsel of the City Edward Notis- McConarty, Biogen Idec Hiedi Brewster, Deborah Dong of Boston Hemenway & Barnes LLP Inc. Gesmer Sugandha Gopal Colin Van Dyke, Mintz, Levin, Adrienne Drew, Christopher Brin, Culik Law P.C. Updegrove LLP Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Sarah Grandfield, Choate Hall Popeo, P.C. Jennifer Butler Elizabeth Duffy,Edwards & Stewart LLP Wildman Palmer LLP Andrew Cahill Michelle Greco, Sun Life Daniel Dufresne, Boston Financial Thank You to Our Volunteers Jordan Call Medical Center Christopher Candon, Sheehan, Amy Green, Schmidt & Daryl Abbas, Krefetz, Seed & Federico P.C. Chan Phinney, Bass + Green Judith Edington, Sullivan & Worcester LLP Nancy Gregory, Blum Shapiro Teniola Adeyemi, New England Joanne Carleton Energy Law | Boston Noah Ehrenpreis, Juliette Guillemot Erica Carroll, Nutter Investors Funds Warren Agin, Swiggart McClennen & Fish LLP Ross Hamlin, Dalton & & Agin, LLC Lisa Evangelista, Liberty Finegold, LLP Jennifer Catenacci, Liberty Mutual Group Susan Alexander, Biogen Mutual Group Richard Harper, U.S. Securities Ely Exner, Biogen Idec Inc. Idec Inc. Pamela Cates, New England & Exchange Commission Liberty James Alexander Law | Boston Andrew Fagenholz, William Harrington, Office of Mutual Group the U.S. Trustee Julia Amrhein, Foley Hoag LLP Allison Chamberlin, Liberty Sun Life Financial Mutual Group Anne Farina, Julie Heinzelman Eriel Anchondo U.S. Fred Chase, Liberty Hon. Joan Feeney, Kathleen Henry, Plymouth Susan Anderson, U.S. Mutual Group Bankruptcy Court Rock Assurance Securities & Exchange (Continued on next page)

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 34 THANK YOU TO OUR COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERS Rachel Hershfang, Securities & Donald Lassman, Law Office of Rose Miller, Office of the Susanne Reardon, Office of Exchange Commission Donald R. Lassman Massachusetts Attorney the Massachusetts Attorney General General Christine Heshion, Liberty Deborah Levine Mutual Group Mark Molter, Cushing & Dolan, P.C. Jesse Redlener, Dalton & Rebecca Levy, Duff & Phelps Finegold, LLP Emily Hodge, Choate Hall & John Morrier, Casner Day Stewart LLP David Lieberman, & Edwards, LLP Lei Reilley Pitney LLP Hon. Melvin Hoffman, U.S. Jason Morris, Biogen Idec Inc. Erika Reis, Office of the Bankruptcy Court Jessica Lieberman, Seyfarth Corporation Counsel of the City Shaw LLP Maura Murphy, Sun Life of Boston Alex Hogan Financial Lipman Amy Lipman-White, Parker Reynolds, New England Sheryl Howard, Krokidas & & White Justin Murphy, Law Office of Law | Boston Bluestein LLP Justin M. Murphy Law Office of Marques Lipton, Andrea Richmond, Hemenway Sofia Hussain, U.S. Securities & Timothy Mauser Karen Murphy & Barnes LLP Exchange Commission Murphy & Sun Life Andrew Lizotte, Thomas Murray, Lynne Riley, Casner Kate Isley, Pierce Atwood LLP King, Professional Corporation Financial & Edwards, LLP Sullivan & April Itano David London David Nagle, Michael Riley, Goulston Worcester LLP Nicole Jackson, Choate Hall & John Loughnane, Nutter & Storrs PC Stewart LLP McClennen & Fish LLP Rebecca Neale Kerri Riley Ansello, Sun Life Emily Jarrell, Volunteer Benjamin Loveland, Wilmer Sean Nehill, Office of the Financial Lawyers Project of the Boston Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr Corporation Counsel of the City Barbara Robb, Shilepsky Bar Association LLP of Boston Hartley Robb Casey Michon, Richard Johnston, Wilmer Anthony Low Patrick Noone, U.S. Securities LLP Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr & Exchange Commission Camal Robinson, National LLP Cornelio Lozada Igor Novikov Grid USA Ropes & Bill Lynch, Liberty Mutual Elizabeth Johnston, Catherine Robinson Gray LLP Group Elianna Nuzum, Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Stephanie Macholtz, Biogen Alex Rodolakis, Gilman Catherine Jones, Skadden, McLaughlin & Hanrahan LLP Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Idec Inc. Carolyn O’Brien, U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission LLP & Affiliates Jenevieve Maerker, Foley Laura Rosi, Housing Hoag LLP Liberty Families Inc. John Kacoyannakis, Law Kim O’Connell, Mutual Group Offices of John Kacoyannakis Joyce Mahoney, Liberty Douglas Rosner, Goulston Mutual Group & Storrs PC Anne Kaczmarek, Office of Andrea O’Connor the Massachusetts Attorney John McBrine, Nutter Catherine O’Donnell, Liberty Allison Roso General McClennen & Fish LLP Mutual Group Jonathon Roth, Jones Day Sharon Kamowitz Office of Liberty Lauren McCarthy, Helen O’Rourke, David Rozenson the Massachusetts Attorney Mutual Group Geraldine Karonis, U.S. Department of Justice-NH General Adam Ruttenberg, Looney Laura Otenti, Posternak & Grossman LLP Blankstein & Lund LLP Michael Katz, Bacon Leigh McCloskey & Wilson, PC Patricia Saint James, Tarlow, Kristin McDonough, Riemer & Holly Ovington Breed, Hart & Rodgers, PC Braunstein LLP Elizabeth Katz, Law Office of Gregory Pakhladzhyan, Elizabeth D. Katz Nency Salamoun, The Victim Kevin McGee, Seder & American Student Assistance Rights Law Center, Inc. Chandler, LLP Elizabeth Kayatta, Arrowood Amy Palmer, Sun Life Financial Peters LLP Joseph Sandulli, Sandulli Bryana McGillycuddy, Pepper Grace, PC Hamilton LLP Leigh Panettiere, Sandulli Dara Kesselheim, Suffolk Grace, PC Michael Satterwhite County District Attorney’s Kathleen McGrath, Liberty Biogen Idec Inc. Office Mutual Group Michael Parran, Sarah Schendel, Masferrer & Sun Life Associates Justin Kesselman, Posternak Ryan McKenna Jessica Pettit, Financial Blankstein & Lund LLP A. Hugh Scott, Choate Hall & Rochelle Meddoff Stewart LLP Ellen King, Sun Life Financial Rory Pheiffer, Nutter Raytheon McClennen & Fish LLP Lisa Menelly, Carrie Seligman Jeffrey Kitaeff,Kitaeff Company Brown Rudnick LLP & Associates, P.C. Steven Pohl, Naomi Sevilla, U.S. Securities & Kathleen Micciche Exchange Commission Keith Kollmeyer, Jones Day James Pugh, Liberty Mutual Mintz, Levin, Group Richard Mikels, Alan Shapiro, Sandulli Grace, Eric Kornblum Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and PC Popeo, P.C. Karen Rabinovici, Pierce & Kimberly Kroha Mandell, P.C. Mary Sharon, Pro Se Debtors Suffolk County Nita Kumaraswami, Sullivan Christina Miller, Bankruptcy Clinic District Attorney’s Office Nicholas Ramacher, Skadden, & Worcester LLP Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Mackenzie Shea, K&L Gates LLP LLP & Affiliates Joseph Lange

35 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT THANK YOU TO OUR COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERS Denise Shear, Ostrander Law Spencer Stone, Hendel & Lisa Tingue, Office of the U.S. Ann Walsh, Liberty Mutual Office Collins, PC Trustee-Worcester Group Richard Sheils, Bowditch & Christopher Strang, Desmond, Macken Toussaint, Riemer & Natasha Walwyn Dewey, LLP Strang & Scott LLP Braunstein LLP Alice Wang, Pierce Atwood LLP Gregory Shiferman, Skadden, Leslie Su Janice Townsend, Liberty Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Mutual Group Gary Weiner, Weiner Law LLP & Affiliates Michael Sugar Firm, PC David Travers, Todd & Segal Jacob Simon, Liss Law, LLC Alex Sugerman-Brozan, Weld LLP Gregory Whittaker Roitman LLP Gary Smith Christina Turgeon Toby Wilson Ilene Sunshine, Sullivan &

Mary Snyder Worcester LLP Susan Vickers, People GIS Inc. Lawrence Wind Liberty Mutual DeBorah Sonnenschein Anthony Taylor Joseph Vlacovsky Karen Wright, Group Danielle Spang, Law Office of Leslie-Anne Taylor Scott Waldman Danielle Spang Scott Zanolli, Pierce & Kiersten Taylor, Brown Adrienne Walker, Mintz, Levin, Mandell, P.C. Marlies Spanjaard, Children’s Rudnick LLP Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Law Center of Massachusetts, Popeo, P.C. Kiersten Zaza, Skadden, Arps, Inc. Eric Teasdale, Choate Hall & Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Stewart LLP Suleyken Walker, Office of Affiliates Jennifer Spavins the Massachusetts Attorney Anne Thomas, Office of the General Michael Steffany, Law Office of Massachusetts Attorney George E. Babcock General Jacob Walker, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates

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2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 36 PUBLIC SERVICE DONORS Amy Doherty Christine Foot Steven Grindle Hayley Jodoin Eunice Lee Deirdre Donahue Edmond Ford Henry Grossman Daniel Johnedis Marie Lee Deborah Dong Annette Forde Myrlande Guillaume- Malcolm Jones Christine Lee Melissa Donohoe Barbara Foster Desrosiers Jeffrey Jones Ryan Leonard Stephen Dooley Hon. Robert Foster Robert Gulick Leslie Joseph Michael Leshin Michael D’Orsi Jeffry Fowley Thomas Gunning Kimberly Joyce Paul Levenson Hon. Barbara Dortch- Carolyn Francisco Barry Guryan Janet Judge Richard Levine Okara Howard Fuguet Kate Haber Benjamin Kafka Marc Levy Rodney Dowell Steven Gabovitch James Hackett Dale Kaiser Paul Lewis Lauren Dowley Timothy Gailey David Hadas Thomas Kane Robert Licht Mary Driscoll Peter Galoski Henry Hall Miriam Kanter Stephen Limon Eleanor Druckman Anthony Galvagna Paul Ham Alan Kao Kermit Lipez Fernande Duffly Christine Gannon Philip Hamilton Richard Kaplan Amy Lipman-White Hon. Scott Duggan Hon. Ralph Gants Caroline Hanania Thomas Karp Scott Lively Sean Dunphy William Gantz David Hanrahan Hon. Rudolph Kass Scott Lopez W. Sanford Durland Gail Garinger Jane Harper Jeffrey Katzenstein Vincent Lorenti Suzanne Durrell Jennifer Garner John Harrington Nancy Keating Gerard Lorusso Carmen Durso Victor Garo Timothy Harrington Joseph Keller Chelsea Loughran Matthew Dwyer Richard Gelb Paul Hartnett Richard Kelley Sarah Luick Richard J. Dyer Andre Gelinas Allyson Hatton Michelle Kelley Jeremiah Lynch David Eber Merrily S. Gerrish Jonathan Hayden Shaun Keough Pamela Lyons Alan Edelstein Hon. Nancy Gertner Paul Heffernan Milton Kerstein William Mackey Patrick Egan Aaron Gesin Susan Heffernan Ellen Kief Bonnie MacLeod- Andrew Egan Deborah Gevalt Sean Heneghan Steven Kiernan Mancuso Jinanne Elder Michelle Gewandter Kathleen Henry Hoil Kim Joseph Maher Ivor Elrifi Linda Giles Brady Hermann Nina Kimball Patrick Mahoney Robert Engel Frederick Gilman Jennifer Hertz William King Frank Maloney Russell Engler Matthew Gilman Kathleen Heyer Paul Kirk Megan Manahan Elizabeth Ennen David Gilpatric Wendy Hickey Terry Klein Brooke Manfredi Peter Enrich Hon. Edward Ginsburg William Hillman Rosanne Klovee Haig Manuelian Valerie Epps David Giordano Thomas Hippler D. Paul Koch, Jr. Arlene Marcus James Ernstmeyer Richard Glassman Robert Hoffman Peter Kohler Amy C. Mariani Jacob Esher Donald Glazer Hon. Melvin Hoffman Amanda Kool John Marshall Craig Evans Kerry Gless Michele Hogan Elise Kopley Wesley Marshall Mercedes Evans Caitlin Glynn Ramsay Hoguet Steven Kornstein Gordon Martin Elizabeth Fahey Deborah Goddard Helen Holcomb Sebastian Korth Theresa H. Martin Lynnette Fallon Dwight Golann Robert Hopkins Sandra Kozlowski Stephanie Marzouk Thomas Fallon Lena Goldberg Meghan Horrigan Burton Kreindel Gerald Mason James Farmer Brett Goldberg Lawrence Horsburgh Peter Krupp Ramon Masso-Flores Peter Farrow Benjamin Goldberger Eve Horwitz Christine Kuta Dickens Mathieu Scott Faust Lindsay Goldstein Margaret Hoyt-Rupert John Lacey Marcia Mavrides Kelsey Feehan Joel Goloskie Crystal Huff Jessica Ladd Karim Mawani George Field Edmund Gorman Roland Hughes Joseph Ladocsi Robert McCarron John Fieldsteel Nathaniel Gorton William Hunter Philip Lake William McCarthy Thomas Fiore Alan Gosule Gail Hupper Ann Lambert Paul McCarthy Sarah Fischer R. Graham Cornelius Hurley Robert Lamere Angela McConney Scheepers Desmond FitzGerald Alexandra Grashkina Andra Hutchins Barbara Landau Jeffrey McCormick William Fitzpatrick Amy Green Andrew Hyams Renée Landers Leslie McDonell Ellen Flatley Myra Green Maria Hylton Joanna Lardin Walter McDonough Chipman Flowers Jr Judith Greenberg Nancy Israel Doug Lareau Kathleen McGrath Lisa Flynn Dennis Greene Wendy Jacobs Kevin Larivee James McHugh Joseph Foley Thomas Greene Matthew Jacques Douglas Larson Matthew McIntyre James Foley Steven Greenzang Judith Jarashow Donald Lassman Edward McKenney Michael Fondo Christine Griffin David Jellinek James Lavelle

37 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT PUBLIC SERVICE DONORS Patrick McKeon Kathleen O’Donnell Sean Riley Melvin Shuman Francis Veale Scott McLean Martin O’Donnell Elizabeth Ritvo Barbara Siegel Stephen Viegas William McMahon Thomas L. O’Donnell Albert Robinson Steven Siegel Marissa Vitolo William McNally Amit Ohri Allan Rodgers Milton Silva Joseph Wang Terrence McNeil Thomas O’Konski Nancy Ronchetti Harvey Silverglate Patricia Washienko Edward McNulty Nikki Marie Oliveira James Rooney Aaron Silverstein Mindee Wasserman Elisabeth Medvedow Daniel Orenstein Mary Roque Lisa Sinclair Thomas Weesner Mark Meltz Chesley Oriel Margaret Rosenberg David Singer David Weingarten Paul Menton Linda Palmer Bob Rosenthal Keith Slattery Margaret Weir Peter Merrigan Mark Pandiscio Alexander Ross Jeffrey Smagula Barry Weisman Jonathan Tucker George Papachristos Stuart Rossman Trevor Smedley Steven Weissburg Merrigan Nina Parker Hon. Barbara Rouse Adrienne Smith Susan Weissinger Kate Metcalf William Parks Lawrence Rowe Barbara Smith John Welch Andrew Meyer Mark Pearlstein Steven Rowell Marney Smyth Fischer Wade Welch Pete Michaels Peter Pease Sarah Roxburgh Mary Snyder Kimberly West Justin Mikowski Michael Pelgro Kim Rubin David Solet Bancroft Wheeler Andy Miller Joseph Pellegrino Nelson Rutrick Richard Southgate Margaret Wheeler Marvin Milton Hillary Pelletier Liam Ryan Jennifer Spavins David White India Minchoff Christopher Perry Catherine Ryan Gary Spiess Jay Wickersham David Mitchell Alyson Peverly Stephen Ryan Jared Spinelli Douglas Wilkins Edward Molari John Pickett Elizabeth Ryan Mary Rebecca Spitz Herbert Wilkins Paul Momnie Seena Pidani Daniel Ryan Michael Sroczynski Lisa Wilson Timothy Monahan Laurence Pierce Noah Sachs Roger Stanford Neal Winston Thomas Monti Gordon Piper Justin Saif Thomas Stanton John Wofford Kristin Moody Robert Plotkin Dustin Saldarriaga Jeffrey Sternklar Jeffrey Wolf Francis Moran James Plotkin Irving Salloway James Stokes Toni Wolfman George Moriarty Linda Podheiser Hon. Janet Sanders Rosalyn Stults Michael Wolfson Lawrence Morse Judy Polacheck Ernest Sarason Stephen Subrin Bryan Wood Samuel Moskowitz Tovah Poster Rosanna Sattler Thomas Sullivan Jeffrey Woolf William Mostyn Lindsay Potter Kevin Saunders Mary Sullivan Sarah Wunsch Cornelius Moynihan Francis Powell Kristen Scammon Kate Swartz Lori Yarvis Elizabeth Munnell Christopher Powell Hon. Karyn Scheier Jeffrey Szafran Raymond Young Ned Nakles III Christian Presley Mary Schmidt Michael Tabak Joblin Younger Jennifer Nassour Ronald Pressman William Schmidt Richard Tardiff Georgia Ypsilantis Bryan Natale Arthur Price Leonard Schneidman Joseph Teja Richard Zaiger Robert Nault Brian Price Ellen Scult Robert Thomas Dana Zakarian Arthur Nelson Rosemary Purtell Jeremy Sears Melissa Thompson Jean Zeiler Nancy Nemon Tracey Quarles Matthew Segal Joel Thompson Elliott Zide Nicholas J. Nesgos David Quinn Emir Sehic Jeffrey Thorn Hon. Rya Zobel Herbert Newborn Robert Quinn Matthew Selig Matthew Tobin Jason Zorfas Martin Newhouse Mehdi Rahmani Evan Semerjian J. Todd Amanda Zuretti Marshall Newman Michael Rawson Jennifer Sevigney Patrick Tracey Richard Newman Joel Reck Durand Anne Trinque Joseph Nicholls Kenneth Reich William Shaevel Basilios E. Tsingos Steven Nisenbaum Anna Rengucci Patrick Sheehan Hon. Robert Ullmann Kevin Nolan R. Jason Resmini Jennifer Sheehan Laura Unflat Flomen Nyambi Arthur Ricci Michael Shepard Hon. Allan van Gestel Tiffany O’Connell Maurice Richardson Kathleen A Shields Walter VanBuskirk Thomas O’Connor Lauren Rikleen Ellen Shimer-Brenes Mark Vanger

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 38 BBF EVENTS SPONSORS John & Abigail Goulston & Storrs PC Mack LLC Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Adams Benefit Greenberg Traurig, LLP Savings Bank Life Insurance Collora LLP Platinum Sponsors Harvard Pilgrim HealthCare, Inc. Sheehan, Phinney, Bass + Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, P.C. Goodwin Procter LLP Hemenway & Barnes LLP Green-NH Day Pitney LLP Ropes & Gray LLP Hinckley Allen Stone, Stone & Creem Desmond, Strang & Scott, LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale John Hancock Financial Services Sun Life Financial Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP and Dorr LLP Jones Day The Beal Companies, LLP Elysium Digital, LLC K&L Gates LLP Yurko, Salvesen & Remz, P.C. EMC Corporation Gold Sponsors Kenney & Sams, P.C. Greenberg Traurig, LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Casino Night for Holland & Knight LLP Foley Hoag LLP Summer Jobs Manion Gaynor & Manning LLP Jackson Lewis P.C. Nixon Peabody LLP Title Sponsor McLane, Graf, Raulerson Key Discovery Tallwood Legal, LLC & Middleton, Professional McCarter & English, LLP Silver Sponsors Association Meehan, Boyle, Black EMC Corporation Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Ace Sponsors & Bogdanow, P.C. McDermott Will & Emery Murphy & King, Professional Eppley Court Reporting, LLC Murtha Cullina LLP Corporation Raytheon Company Morningside Translations Nixon Peabody LLP Partners Health Care System, Inc. Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Bronze Sponsors King Sponsors Peabody & Arnold LLP O’Brien & Levine Court Bank of America Corporation Bank of New York Mellon Reporting Services Pierce Atwood LLP Bingham McCutchen LLP Bryce Schintzius Prince Lobel Tye LLP Rockland Trust Company Brown Rudnick LLP Cassidy Turley Robins, Kaplan, Miller Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C. Burns & Levinson LLP Catalyst Secure & Ciresi L.L.P. Sherin and Lodgen LLP Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Elysium Digital, LLC Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Staples, Inc. & Flom LLP & Affiliates FMR Corp. Legal Department Esquire Deposition Steward Health Care Solutions, LLP Sloane and Walsh, LLP Holland & Knight LLP System LLC Evidox Corporation State Street Corporation Liberty Mutual Group Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak FTI Consulting Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, & Cohen, P.C. & Cohen, P.C. Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Huron Consulting Group Sullivan & Worcester LLP Sullivan & Worcester LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP kCura Sunstein Kann Murphy & Todd & Weld LLP Proskauer Rose LLP Timbers LLP Key Discovery Robins, Kaplan, Miller Todd & Weld LLP LexisNexis Boston Advertising Sponsors & Ciresi L.L.P. Verrill Dana LLP Merrill Corporation Santander Bank, N.A. Hermes, Netburn, O’Connor O’Brien & Levine Court & Spearing P.C Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Reporting Services Contributing Sponsors Kates & Barlow, PC & Flom LLP & Affiliates PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Aon Corporation McLane, Graf, Raulerson Beck Reed Riden LLP Robert Half Legal & Middleton, Professional Participating Sponsors Bose Corporation StoneTurn Group LLP Association Alvarez & Marsal Boston Foundation Arrowood Peters LLP Brookline Bank Passport to Pairings: Law School Sponsors Blue Cross and Blue Shield of An Evening to Benefit Boston College Law School Massachusetts, Inc. Case Sight Public Service Boston University School of Law Casner & Edwards, LLP Clements & Pineault, LLP Jet Setter Sponsor Northeastern University School Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Garner, P.C. of Law Citizens Bank and Dorr LLP Desmond, Strang & Scott, LLP Roger Williams School of Law Collora LLP Esdaile, Barrett, Jacobs & Mone University of Massachusetts Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Frequent Flyer Sponsors School of Law Peisch & Ford, LLP HAYSTACKID LLC Foley Hoag LLP Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, P.C. Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Goodwin Procter LLP DLA Piper LLP Laredo & Smith, LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Donoghue, Barrett & Singal, P.C. Law Practice Consultants Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Eastern Bank Major, Lindsey & Africa First Republic Bank McCormack Firm, LLC Day Tripper Sponsors Foley & Lardner LLP Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bingham McCutchen LLP Bogdanow, P.C. FTI Consulting Casner & Edwards, LLP O’Connor, Carnathan, and

39 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT SUSTAINING MEMBERS Barbara Accetta Kevin B. Currid Steven Gurdin Edward McKenney Evan Semerjian Paul Alpert Joanne D’Alcomo Jeffrey Hanley Robert McLaughlin William Shaevel Arthur Anderson Jonathan Davis Jeffrey Hart Gregory Moore John Shevlin Paula Bagger Juliet Davison Richard Heller Robert Moran Harvey Silverglate Peter Barnes-Brown Jean deValpine Katherine Hesse Matthew Morris Lisa Sinclair Richard Bergin Lauren Dowley Helen Holcomb Lawrence Morse Michael Sroczynski Herbert Bohnet Jinanne Elder Daniel Holmes Beth Newmark Julie Taylor Ryan Boland Peter Farrow Jennifer Itzkoff Karbert Ng Pamela Thomure Bernard Bonn Janet Elie Faulkner Michelle Kalas Charles O’Connell Karl Topor Steven Boris Amy Feinman Nancy Keating Karen O’Toole David Tornstrom Judith Bowman William Flanagan Ann Lambert Christopher Panos Basilios E. Tsingos Richard Breed Michael Fleischer Melissa Langa Ronald Pressman Christopher Valente Kenneth Brier Evan Fray-Witzer Marie Lee Andrew Reed Scott Waldman Mary Brody Charles Gagnebin Donald Leka Stephanie Richardson Mindee Wasserman Richard Campbell Timothy Gagnon Brenda Levy Morris Robinson Barry Weisman Linda Champion Richard Gelb Scott Lopez Leah Rochwarg Keri Wintle Rachel Churchill Raymond Genco Beirne Lovely William Rogerson John Wofford Steven Clark Kathleen Genova Douglas Lovenberg Michael Satterwhite Arthur Young Leonard Clarkin Ian Gilbert David Lurie William Schmidt David Zimble Brett Corson Ileen Gladstone John Lynch Mary Schmidt William Zucker Francis Crimmins Joel Goloskie Arlene Marcus Ingrid Schroffner William Crowe Myra Gordon Marcia Mavrides Nicholas Scobbo John Cunha Edmund Gorman Robert McCarron Emir Sehic

STATEWIDE TASK FORCE TO EXPAND CIVIL LEGAL AID IN MASSACHUSETTS Chair Katherine Cook, Chief Legal Joan Lukey, Partner at Choate, Elizabeth Soule, Executive J.D. Smeallie, Partner at Counsel at The Office of the Hall & Stewart LLP Director of MetroWest Governor Legal Services Holland & Knight, Past- Hon. Richard J. McMahon, President of the Boston Paul T. Dacier, Executive Justice at Probate and Family Veronica Turner-Biggs, Bar Association Vice President and General Court, Bristol County Executive Vice President of Members Counsel at EMC Corporation, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Past-President of the Boston Martha Minow, Dean of Workers East in Massachusetts Susan Alexander, Executive Bar Association Harvard Law School Vice President and Chief Legal Hon. David Weingarten, First Alice Moore, Counsel to the Officer at Biogen Idec Inc. Lawrence S. DiCara, Partner Justice at Boston Municipal at Nixon Peabody LLP Massachusetts Senate Court, Roxbury Division Director of Michael Avitzur, Susan Murley, Co-Managing Government Relations and Russell Engler, Professor Hon. Jim Welch, State Senator of Law at New England Partner at Wilmer Cutler at the Massachusetts State Public Affairs at Boston Bar Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Association Law | Boston Senate, Hampden District Senior Vice Hon. John V. Fernandes, Joseph Nauman, Lawrence Bacow, Former President and General Counsel President of Tufts University State Representative at the Massachusetts House at Acushnet Company Christopher Barry-Smith, of Representatives, Tenth Lon Povich, General Counsel Deputy Attorney General Worcester District at BJ’s Wholesale Club of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Robert Holloway, Past Lonnie Powers, Executive President of the Massachusetts Director of Massachusetts Manisha Bhatt, Senior Bar Association Legal Assistance Corporation Attorney at Greater Boston Legal Services Sheila Hubbard, Executive Director of the Volunteer Mary Puma, Chief Executive Jonathan Chiel, Executive Vice Lawyers Project of the Boston Officer of Axcelis Technologies President and General Counsel Bar Association at Fidelity Investments Faye B. Rachlin , Deputy Kathleen Joyce, Senior Director of Community Legal Hon. Martha Coakley, Attorney Counsel at Boston Aid in Worcester, MA General of the Commonwealth Redevelopment Authority of Massachusetts Jonathan Schreiber, James C. Kennedy, Chief Legal Legislation and Public Policy Counsel at the Massachusetts Manager at Boston Bar House of Representatives Association

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 40 BOSTON BAR FOUNDATION SOCIETY OF FELLOWS

The Society of Fellows is a group of nearly 400 of Boston’s David L. Engel* Edward F. Hines, Jr.* (dec.) most charitable lawyers, who have collectively pledged over Donald J. Evans* Jeffrey L. Hirsch $2.3 million to the BBF’s endowment—providing a permanent Bruce Falby Christian M. Hoffman* and stable source of support for the organization as it continues Phyllis E. Federico Renée Inomata its work to expand access to justice, serve the community, and David L. Ferrera make Boston a better place to live and work. Nancy D. Israel & Lonnie Vinita Ferrera A. Powers* George P. Field Robert W. Iuliano Executive Fellows Senior Fellows Lee Carl Bromberg* Terrence M. Finn* James & Laura Jacobson Nonnie S. Burnes** John H. Clymer*, BBF John G. Brooks*(dec.) Mark G. Fleming President Andre C. Jasse, Jr.* Laurie Burt** Margaret Brown* Richard E. Floor* (dec.) Gene D. Dahmen* Sandra L. Jesse* M. Ellen Carpenter** Michael F. Burke Martha J. N. Frahm (dec.) Karen F. Green* Hugh R. Jones, Jr.* Scott Douglas Burke* Samuel Frankenheim* R. J. Cinquegrana** Michael K. Fee* Jeffrey F. Jones* Thomas D. Burns* Robert B. Fraser* John F. Cogan, Jr.** Anthony A. Froio Julie Jones Charles C. Cabot* (dec.) Donald R. Frederico* Paul T. Dacier** Julia Huston William Kannel Richard P. Campbell* Harvey W. Freishtat* John D. Donovan ** Wm. Shaw McDermott** James F. Kavanaugh, Jr. J. W. Carney, Jr. Susan V. Fried & Lena G. Goldberg** Martin F. Murphy & Robin Michael B. Keating* D. Murphy* Stephen W. Carr* Jeffrey B. Rudman* Joan A. Lukey** Jeffery L. Keffer* Christopher Panos* Truman S. Casner* Elizabeth S. Fries William C. Mutterperl** Christopher A. Kenney John J. Regan* Hon. Denise Jefferson Thomas Gallitano Regina M. Pisa** Casper* George H. Kidder*(dec.) Lauren Stiller Rikleen & Marc Gary R. Robert Popeo* David C. Chapin* Hoil Kim* Sander A. Rikleen* Randy M. Gioia Joel M. Reck** Ansel B. Chaplin Robert L. Klivans* Jane Goldstein Hon. Christine M. Roach** Tyler E. Chapman William A. Knowlton Fellows Lisa C. & Marc L. Joseph L. Kociubes* Gary A. Spiess** Abigail A. Cheever* Goodheart* Samuel Adams* Martha J. Koster* J. Owen Todd** Jonathan Chiel Douglas R. Gooding Jonathan M. Albano Renée M. Landers John Towers* John H. Chu Louis A. Goodman* Susan H. Alexander* David H. Lee* David S. Clancy Dana M. Gordon Ferdinand Alvaro, Jr. William F. Lee* Frances S. Cohen Alexandra M. Gorman Paula K. Andrews* Hon. Edward Michael A. Collora Stanley N. Griffith* Lisa G. Arrowood Leibensperger* Sarah Columbia Ernest M. Haddad* William R. Baldiga Stephen P. Lindsay* Ian Crawford* Daniel W. Halston Thomas O. Bean Diana K. Lloyd & Jordan John J. Curtin, Jr.* (dec.) John P. Hamill* D. Hershman Edward J. Barshak* George L. Cushing* John D. Hamilton, Jr.* Stephanie S. Lovell The Bartlett Family Paul P. Daley* Roy A. Hammer* Hon. James P. Lynch, Nancy Baskin Jr.*(dec.) A. Jeffrey Dando* John D. Hanify* John E. Beard* Hon. Sandra L. Lynch* Jeanne Darcey Michael J. Haroz* Russell Beck Leiha Macauley Juliet A. Davison Mark P. Harty* G. d’Andelot Belin* (dec.) William Macauley* Michael DeMarco James C. Heigham* Roberta F. Benjamin* Alex H. MacDonald* Brackett B. Denniston* Irwin M. Heller* Kenneth W. Bergen* R. Bradford Malt* (dec.) Lawrence S. DiCara* Gerald P. Hendrick Deborah J. Manus Kenneth R. Berman James S. Dittmar* Peter G. Hermes* John K. Markey Beth I. Z. Boland Anthony M. Doniger* Harold Hestnes* John B. Douglas III* Hon. Margaret H. Janet E. Bostwick* Richard Hiersteiner* Marshall* John P. Driscoll, Jr.* (dec.) Hon. Margot Botsford Erin K. Higgins & Edward I. Masterman* Alan Einhorn Douglas B. Rosner & Stephen Rosenfeld* James Matthews Douglass N. Ellis, Jr.* Keith F. Higgins* Jeremiah Bresnahan* Sam Mawn-Mahlau

*Denotes Life Fellow fulfillment of $10,000 **Denotes fulfillment of additional pledge over $10,000

41 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT BOSTON BAR FOUNDATION SOCIETY OF FELLOWS Terence P. McCourt Lon & Ilissa Povich* Christopher D. Strang Suma Nair Christine M. Genaitis & Scott Fink James A. McDaniel* Elizabeth F. Potter & C. Thomas Swaim* Karbert S. Ng Benjamin K. Golden Willard G. McGraw, Jr.* Alan L. Lefkowitz*(dec.) Deborah L. Thaxter Michael J. Pappone Jessica A. Graf James E. McGuire* Jill Cranna Preotle* Gary Owen Todd* Nicole L.M. Parsons Stephen P.Hall Hon. James & Katherine Rebecca B. Ransom Richard A. Toomey* Jeffrey L. Roelofs McHugh* Colleen A. & James M. Maria E. Recalde William B. Tyler* Lisa M. Tittemore Hankins+ William J. McNally* John R. Regier* Robert L. Ullmann Patrick Tracey Allyson Hatton Joan McPhee Richard W. Renehan* Walter G. Van Dorn* Bruce Tribush John Hitt+ Mark C. Michalowski Michael Ricciuti Herbert W. Vaughan* Laura M. Unflat & Leonard Ho+ Richard G. Mintz* (dec.) (dec.) Stephen M. Honig Elizabeth Ritvo* Emily F. Hodge John T. Montgomery* Mary E. Weber & Robert Colin G. Van Dyke Scott A. Roberts Duggan* Kimberly R. Hud- Michael E. Mooney* Mindee Wasserman son-Wright David P. Rosenblatt* Kathy B. Weinman George Marshall Michelle Kalas+ Moriarty* Peter Rosenblum* Henry Wheeler* (dec.) Junior Fellows Laura Stephens Khosh- John T. Morrier Joseph F. Ryan* Barry B. White* Susan L. Abbott+ bin+ Joseph E. Mullaney* Mary K. Ryan* Michele Whitham William & Claire Bishop Dan Krockmalnic+ Michael P. Sams Joseph E. Mullaney, III Jane E. Willis & Abely+ Daniel Levin Joseph F. Savage, Jr. Elizabeth H. Munnell & Richard A. Davey, Jr. Azure Abuirmeileh David W.S. Lieberman Jarvis P. Kellogg William H. Schmidt* Toni G. Wolfman* Meredith L. Ainbinder+ & Jessica Schauer Timothy Murphy Lieberman Richard S. Scipione* Lisa Cameron Wood* Benjamin S. Albert Thomas R. Murtagh* Crystal & Daniel Lyons A. Hugh Scott* Steven H. Wright Essence McGill Arzu George W. Mykulak Kyle MacDonald Sara J. Shanahan & Raymond H. Young* Brian J. Boyle, Jr. John A. Nadas* Joseph Callanan John A. McBrine Peter F. Zupcofska* Esme Caramello+ Christine M. Netski Gregory Sheehan Matthew V.P. McTygue+ Charles Charpentier+ Nestor M. Nicholas* Joel B. Sherman* Michael C. Moran Supporting Fellows Bryan S. Conley Edward Notis- Edward Matson David J. Nagle+ Sibble, Jr.* Victor N. Baltera Michael P. Connolly McConarty Nikki Marie Oliveira Bruce A. Singal Brandon L. Bigelow Jennifer Ann Creedon Brien T. O’Connor Kimberly Butler Rainen Thomas L. P. O’Donnell* Thomas G. Sitzmann* Julia Satti Cosentino Kevin Currid+ & Jennifer Perrigo+ Randall E. Ravitz+ Stephen H. Oleskey* James D. Smeallie Paul G. Cushing Alyssa DiRusso+ Christopher T. Saccardi Mary Ellen O’Mara* Clark R. Smith* (dec.) Jed DeWick Emily Derr Elizabeth C. Sackett Karen M. O’Toole Edwin E. Smith* W. Lee Dunham Atinuke O. Diver Margaret Gold Seelig William H. Paine Gary Smith* Myra Miller Gordon Jennifer V. Doran Paul Sieminski Merriann M. Panarella* Robert H. Smith* Joseph M. Griffin, Jr. Shane Early+ Mary B. Snyder+ Gordon R. Penman* Richard A. Soden* Brent Henry+ Albert Elia Christopher Somma Lawrence T. Perera* Nicholas U. Stephen W. Howe Sommerfeld* (dec.)+ Robert M. Elmer+ Benjamin D. Stevenson Adrienne M. Penta Carol A. Starkey & Lisa Kelly A. Leighton Matthew Fitzsimmons+ Angelo Thalassinos John A. Perkins* Wilson Melissa S. McMorrow James O. Fleckner+ Christopher J. Valente Kevin T. Peters Russell J. Stein* Katherine J. Michon Brian K. French+ Cole Young Rudolph F. Pierce* Joseph D. Steinfield* Christopher M. Morrison Timothy A. Gagnon+

*Denotes Life Fellow fulfillment of $10,000 **Denotes fulfillment of additional pledge over $10,000 +Denotes Fulfillment of Supporting or Junior Fellow Pledge

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 42 2013-2014 BBA COUNCIL Officers

Paul T. Dacier Julia Huston Lisa G. Arrowood Michael D. Ricciuti Carol A. Starkey President President-Elect Vice President Secretary Treasurer EMC Corporation Foley Hoag LLP Arrowood Peters LLP K&L Gates LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP

Council Members Anthony A. Froio Diana K. Lloyd Rachael Rollins Robins, Kaplan, Miller Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Massachusetts Port Authority Susan H. Alexander & Ciresi LLP Biogen Idec Inc. Deborah J. Manus Sara J. Shanahan Joseph M. Griffin Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Sherin and Lodgen LLP Katharine E. Bachman Law Office of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Joseph M. Griffin, Jr. Christopher Morrison J.D. Smeallie Hale and Dorr LLP Jones Day Holland & Knight LLP Maura T. Healey Navjeet K. Bal Camille A. Nelson Mark D. Smith Nixon Peabody LLP Dustin F. Hecker Suffolk University Law School Laredo & Smith LLP Posternak Blankstein Roberto M. Braceras & Lund LLP Christine M. Netski Wendell C. Taylor Goodwin Procter LLP Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Gerald P. Hendrick & Cohen, P.C. and Dorr LLP John H. Clymer Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Nixon Peabody LLP Colin Owyang Laura M. Unflat Geoffrey A. Howell National Grid USA Law Office of Laura M. Unflat Paul G. Cushing, DLA Piper LLP Partners Health Care Jeffery J. Pyle Sheila A. Hubbard Prince Lobel Tye LLP Susan M. Finegan Volunteer Lawyers Project of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, the Boston Bar Association Mark D. Roellig Glovsky and Popeo, PC Massachusetts Mutual Life Kelly A. Leighton Insurance Company Barnes and Leighton

43 2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 2013-2014 BBF BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers

John H. Clymer Lisa C. Goodheart Edward Notis-McConarty Hon. Nonnie S. Burnes President President-Elect Treasurer Secretary Nixon Peabody LLP Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak Hemenway & Barnes LLP & Cohen, PC

Board of Trustees Sarah Columbia Thomas J. Gallitano Joel B. Sherman McDermott Will & Emery LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal McLane, Graf, Raulerson Jonathan Albano Peisch & Ford, LLP & Middleton, P.A. Bingham McCutchen LLP Paul T. Dacier EMC Corporation Alexandra M. Gorman James D. Smeallie Lisa Arrowood Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Holland & Knight, LLP Arrowood Peters LLP David L. Ferrera & Flom LLP & Affiliates Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Christopher D. Stang

Essence McGill Arzu Julia Huston Desmond, Strang & Scott, LLP The Arzu Law Group LLC George P. Field Foley Hoag LLP Block & Roos, LLP Jane E. Willis Janet E. Bostwick Diana K. Lloyd Ropes & Gray LLP Janet E. Bostwick, PC Donald R. Frederico Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Pierce Atwood LLP Jonathan Chiel Stephanie S. Lovell Fidelity Investments Anthony A. Froio Blue Cross Blue Shield Robins, Kaplan, Miller of Massachusetts & Ciresi L.L.P

2014 BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION SERVICE REPORT 44 The Boston BarSPONSORS Association’s Growing List of Partners Supporting Excellence in the Profession, Access to Justice, Diversity & Inclusion,+ and Serving the Boston Community LAW FIRM SPONSORS 20+ years: Ropes & Gray LLP n Goodwin Procter LLP n Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP n Bingham McCutchen LLP n Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. n Foley Hoag LLP n Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP n Choate Hall & Stewart LLP n Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP n Goulston & Storrs PC n Nixon Peabody LLP n Brown Rudnick LLP n Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster n Robinson & Cole LLP 15+ years: Burns & Levinson LLP n Sullivan & Worcester LLP n Peabody & Arnold LLP n Sherin and Lodgen LLP n Todd & Weld LLP Metro n Hemenway & Barnes LLP n Day Pitney LLP n Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, P.C. n Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP n Murphy & King, P.C. n Collora LLP n Looney & Grossman LLP n Donnelly, Conroy & Gelhaar, LLP n Yurko, Salvensen & Remz, PC 10+ years: Holland & Knight LLP n DLA Piper LLP n Hinckley Allen n Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, P.C. n Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP n Duane MorrisNational LLP n Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP n Anderson & Krieger LLP n Gesmer Updegrove LLP n Verrill Dana LLP n Shilepsky Hartley Robb Casey Michon LLP 5+ years: Greenberg Traurig, LLP n Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP n Casner & Edwards, LLP n Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP n Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C. n Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. n Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, L.L.P. n Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Global n Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner, P.C. n Sugarman and Sugarman, P.C. n Rose, Chinitz & Rose IN-HOUSE LEGAL DEPARTMENTS EMC Corporation n Partners HealthCare System, Inc. n Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc. n Haemonetics Corporation GOVERNMENT Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General n Office of the Corporation Counsel of the City of Bostonn Boston In-House Redevelopment Authority n Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection n Office of Labor Relations of the City of Boston n Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources n Committee for Public Counsel Services NON-PROFITS Greater Boston Legal Services n The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and EconomicGovernment Justice n Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association n Legal Advocacy and Resource Center n Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation n Medical Legal Partnership | Boston LAW SCHOOLS New England Law | Boston n Boston University School of Law n Suffolk University Law School n Boston College Law School n Northeastern University Non-Profit School of Law WELCOME TO... Prince Lobel Tye LLP n Posternak Blankstein & Lund LLP n Jones Day n Pepper Hamilton LLP n Morgan Lewis n Pierce Atwood LLP n Kotin, Crabtree & Strong, LLP n Krokidas & Bluestein LLP n Saul Ewing LLP n Schwartz Hannum PC n McLane Law Firm n Pierce & Mandell, P.C. n Sheehan, Phinney, Law Bass + Green PA n Atwood Schools & Cherny, P.C. n Witmer, Karp, Warner & Ryan LLP n Arrowood Peters LLP n Berluti McLaughlin & Kutchin LLP n Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP n Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow, P.C. n Desmond, Strang & Scott, LLP n Kates & Barlow, PC n O’Connor, Carnathan and Mack LLC n Beck Reed Riden LLP n Looney Cohen & Aisenberg n Mackie Shea O’Brien, PC n Blake & Associates n Hiscock & Barclay LLP n Laredo & Smith, LLP n Rosenfeld Rafik & Sullivan, P.C. n Stone, Stone & Creem