2016 ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 BBA COUNCIL

Officers

Lisa G. Arrowood Carol A. Starkey Mark D. Smith Christine M. Netski Jonathan M. Albano President President-Elect Vice President Treasurer Secretary Arrowood Peters LLP Conn Kavanaugh Laredo & Smith, LLP Sugarman, Rogers, Morgan Lewis Rosenthal Peisch & Barshak & Cohen, PC Ford, LLP

Members Russell Beck Michael C. Fee Julia Huston Karen M. O’Toole David P. Rosenblatt Beck Reed Riden LLP Pierce & Mandell, PC Foley Hoag LLP Fidelity Investments Burns & Levinson LLP Jacquelynne J. Bowman Mark C. Fleming Sarah Kim Chinh H. Pham Dean Vincent Rougeau Greater Boston Legal Services Wilmer Cutler Pickering Treasurer and Receiver Greenberg Traurig, LLP Boston College Law School Hale and Dorr LLP General of Massachusetts Margaret A. Brown Jeffrey J. Pyle Sara J. Shanahan Skadden, Arps, Slate, Megan Gates Deborah J. Manus Prince Lobel Tye LLP Sherin and Lodgen LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Meagher & Flom LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Elizabeth A. Ritvo Professor David M. Siegel Glovsky and Popeo, PC Paul G. Cushing Christopher M. Morrison Brown Rudnick LLP New England Law | Boston Jones Day Partners HealthCare Lisa C. Goodheart Mark D. Roellig Wendell C. Taylor Sugarman, Rogers, June Duchesne Suma V. Nair Massachusetts Mutual Life Vertex Pharmaceuticals Barshak & Cohen, PC EMC Corporation Goulston & Storrs PC Insurance Company Laura M. Unflat Hon. Margaret R. Hinkle Jennifer Sevigney Durand Kevin J. O’Connor Rachael Rollins The Law Office of JAMS Schmidt & Federico, PC Hinckley Allen Laura M. Unflat

2015-2016 BBF BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers

Lisa C. Goodheart Anthony A. Froio David L. Ferrera Diana K. Lloyd President President-Elect Treasurer Secretary Sugarman, Rogers, Robins, Kaplan, Miller Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Barshak & Cohen, PC & Ciresi LLP

Members Jonathan M. Albano Julia Devanthéry Stephanie S. Lovell Christopher D. Strang Morgan Lewis Legal Services Center of Blue Cross Blue Shield Strang, Scott, Giroux Harvard Law School of Massachusetts & Young, LLP Lisa G. Arrowood Arrowood Peters LLP Thomas J. Gallitano Christopher M. Morrison Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Jones Day Russell Beck Peisch & Ford, LLP Beck Reed Riden LLP James D. Smeallie Alexandra M. Gorman Holland & Knight, LLP Hon. Nonnie S. Burnes Skadden, Arps, Slate, Mark D. Smith Jonathan Chiel Meagher & Flom LLP Laredo & Smith, LLP Fidelity Investments Julia Huston Carol A. Starkey Sarah C. Columbia Foley Hoag LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal McDermott, Will & Emery LLP Peisch & Ford, LLP

Page 2 Boston Bar Annual Report WELCOME

Dear Members and Friends, As you no doubt know if you have spent time with us at 16 Beacon Street, the Boston Bar Association and Foundation strive to uphold certain principles. Chief among them are promoting excellence in the legal profession, expanding access to justice and improving the quality of the justice system, encouraging diversity and inclusion in the practice of law and giving back to our community through public service. In the first ever joint Annual Report of the Boston Bar Association and Boston Bar Foundation, we are proud to present the best of our work in these areas over the past year. Our members and supporters continue to make our mission a reality by giving generously of their time, energy and resources -- always inspiring us to do more. As attorneys, we are in a unique position to provide assistance to individuals during some of the most challenging times in their lives. To give back as a lawyer is to help those in need gain access to vital legal services, and advocate for the otherwise voiceless. At the same time, we understand the importance of guiding attorneys along the path of professional success, empowering them to achieve great things inside and outside of the office and pass their knowledge on to others. If you are a member or supporter, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks for all that you do. If you wish to help us do the work summarized in these pages, we encourage you to get involved at the Boston Bar by contacting Kristen Scioli White at [email protected] or calling 617-778-1904. Sincerely,

Lisa G. Arrowood Lisa C. Goodheart Boston Bar Association President Boston Bar Foundation President

Page 3 Boston Bar Annual Report ABOUT THE BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION The Boston Bar Association (BBA) is the hub of the legal profession in Boston, which began as a small group of lawyers led by John Adams in the late 1700s. The BBA is now made up of more than 13,000 members who bring their diverse backgrounds, practice areas, interests and expertise together to achieve our mission to advance the highest standards of excellence for the legal profession, facilitate access to justice, and serve the community at large. ABOUT THE BOSTON BAR FOUNDATION The Boston Bar Foundation (BBF) is the charitable affiliate of the BBA. Founded in 1957, the BBF’s work is guided by the values of professionalism, service, compassion and responsibility. The mission of the BBF is to promote justice by funding and promoting innovation in legal services, enhancing access to justice for the underserved and supporting the public interest activities of the bar. The BBA and the BBF work to provide as many opportunities as possible for attorneys to continue their legal education, grow their professional network, and give back. We strive to engage every member in programming to strengthen their practice and public service projects that have a tangible impact on the lives of others.

Page 4 Boston Bar Annual Report Contents

6 Year at a Glance 7 Refining the Practice of Law 9 Fostering Leadership 10 Leading in Education 12 Advancing and Improving the Law 14 Supporting the Judiciary 16 Serving our Community 21 Celebrating Excellence 24 Thank You

Page 5 Boston Bar Annual Report YEAR AT A GLANCE

Granted Helped $1.3 million to public 38,000+ service initiatives and people through BBA legal services projects and BBF organizations funded programs

Engaged Held 600+ 700+ volunteer leaders to educational programs, serve our community meetings, and events

Welcomed Heard 15,000+ 1,000+ people program speakers

Page 6 Boston Bar Annual Report REFINING THE PRACTICE OF LAW

At the BBA, we focus on meeting the ever-changing needs of attorneys in an evolving profession. Our hope is to help each of our members find and stay on their individual path to excellence during each stage of their career. BUILDING FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS This past year, we introduced a new educational series called “Friday Fundamentals.” Each session focused on a single practical skill that new lawyers may not have acquired during law school, such as drafting a complaint or prepar- ing estate planning documents. The program was started by BBA President Lisa Arrowood, who wanted to help law school graduates gain real-world experience.

“As a mother of three, I decided to create a position for myself and start a solo practice, focusing on family, criminal and immigra- tion law. After the initial excitement, my mind raced with the fear of not knowing how to actually ‘practice’ law. I really appreciate the effort in creating ‘Friday Fundamentals,’ in order to give some of us, like me, an opportunity to forge forward in this incredible profession that we have chosen to be members of.” Iliana Diaz, 2015 graduate of New England Law | Boston and Solo Practitioner

Yalonda Taliss Howze of Mintz Levin, Alexander J. Aber of Foley Hoag, and Grace V. Bacon Garcia of Morrison Mahoney speak to the BBA’s Recently Elected Partners Forum, where attorneys learn the business development skills needed to be successful partners.

Page 7 Boston Bar Annual Report Clockwise from top left: Steven Wright, Managing Partner of the Boston Office of Holland & Knight; Lisa Murray, Principal and Co-Founder of Trevi Communications; Samia Kirmani, Co-Leader of the Workplace Training Practice Group at Jackson Lewis; STANDING OUT FROM THE CROWD Catherine MacDonagh of Legal Mocktail Many attorneys boast impressive resumes, When it comes to brown bags, Continuing but in today’s highly interconnected world, a Legal Education (CLE) programs, conferences, laundry list of accomplishments is not enough pro bono trainings and other events, we to set an attorney’s practice apart. As part of our judge the success of our programs by the ongoing efforts to provide lawyers with tools transfer of knowledge that takes place. they can utilize to stay competitive, we hosted our first “Brand Yourself 2015: New Associate Even as attorneys become more seasoned, Networking and Business Development” the BBA offers countless opportunities to conference this year. Attorneys heard from keep learning and grow one’s practice. Our panelists who have successfully implemented sections and forums offer the chance to make marketing and business development connections and share knowledge. Practiced strategies that turn contacts into clients. attorneys may be in the audience for one panel discussion while they are scheduled to Brand Yourself is just one example of the speak on a different topic later in the week. BBA’s commitment to providing meaningful, Our Recently Elected Partners Forum, new enriching programs to our membership. We this year, provides an environment where want to do more than help build resumes. members at similar places in their careers can discuss the challenges unique to them.

Page 8 Boston Bar Annual Report FOSTERING LEADERSHIP

The Public Interest Leadership Program (PILP), comprehensive panel to come together for established in 2002, promotes civic engagement a “Juvenile Restorative Justice Symposium.” and public service by advancing the leadership Speakers from the public and private sectors, role of lawyers in service to their community, the judiciary and the Legislature discussed how their profession and the Commonwealth. Each restorative justice is currently implemented in year, members of the PILP class pick a project Massachusetts, and the obstacles its proponents to which they devote their time and energy. face. Practitioners talked about the life-changing After hearing from various community leaders benefits to teens, while other experts spoke throughout the year, and learning of the value of about the cost savings to the Commonwealth the Massachusetts Specialty Courts, sentencing when juveniles are able to stay out of prison. and diversionary programs, PILP convened a

Commissioner of Probation Edward Dolan, Chief of Police for the Arlington Police Department Frederick Ryan, Ziyad B. Hopkins of CPCS, and Judge Leslie Harris of the Suffolk County Juvenile Court speak at the Restorative Justice Symposium. They joined Erin Freeborn, Executive Director of Communities for Restorative Justice, Professor Susan Maze-Rothstein of Northeastern University School of Law, Judge Jay Blitzman of the Middlesex County Probate and Family Court and Senator James Eldridge.

Page 9 Boston Bar Annual Report LEADING IN EDUCATION

Governor Charlie Baker delivered the keynote address at the Annual Meeting, touching on the important role lawyers play in shaping policy on important issues such as the opioid epidemic and the marginalization of veterans.

Governor Charlie Baker at Annual Meeting

Ethan V. Torrey, Legal Counsel of the U.S. Supreme Court, joined a panel of oral advocates, former clerks and other experts for “A Conversation on the Supreme Court.” This program was made possible by the BBF’s Joan B. DiCola Fund, established this year with a gift from the late Joan DiCola. Joan was an active BBA member and passionate supporter of the BBA’s educational initiatives. Ethan V. Torrey, Legal Counsel of the U.S. Supreme Court discussing the ins and outs of the U.S. Supreme Court Paulette Brown, President of the American Bar Association and founder of Locke Lord LLP’s firm-wide Diversity & Inclusion Committee, led a discussion at “Making Strides: Retaining and Promoting Diverse Talent.” Brown joined lawyers from Verizon and Prudential Financial as well as Matthew McTygue, Managing Partner of Locke Lord’s Boston office, to talk about strategies for identifying and overcoming biases and creating a work environment where everyone has access to leadership opportunities.

“According to a recent Harvard study, nearly half of young Americans, without regard to race, ethnicity or gender identity, believe the U.S. justice system has racial and ethnic biases. As lawyers committed to the pursuit of justice, we have the power to change these perceptions.” ABA President Paulette Brown

Page 10 Boston Bar Annual Report Public policy shapes the practice of law, and vice versa. The BBA welcomed numerous leaders from state and federal government throughout the year. These officials are in a unique position to offer insights into the legal profession.

Mary Lou Sudders Secretary of Health and Human Services This winter, members from the BBA’s Health Law Section gathered to hear from the Massachusetts Secretary of Health and Human Services, Marylou Sudders. Sudders outlined the agency’s structure, priorities, goals and challenges for the year ahead.

Carmen Ortiz U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts

U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz shared insights as a featured speaker at our Annual Cutting Matthew Beaton Edge Issues in Criminal Law program as well Secretary of the Executive as an interactive discussion on the path to Office of Energy and becoming an Assistant U.S. Attorney. Environmental Affairs Matthew Beaton, Massachusetts Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, led an interactive roundtable on new developments and regulatory changes in Massachusetts that impact environmental practitioners and their clients.

State Senator William N. Brownsberger

The 8th Annual Symposium on Non- Compete Agreements and Trade Secrets Lon Povich featured a panel comprised of the drafters, Governor Baker’s Chief Legal Counsel sponsors, supporters and critics of state bills to reform the use of employee non- Governor Baker’s Chief Legal Counsel, Lon compete agreements. State Senator William Povich, appeared on the Cutting Edge Issues Brownsberger joined the distinguished faculty. in Criminal Law panel and also spoke to the BBA PILP class about the judicial appointment process and other unique aspects of his position.

Page 11 Boston Bar Annual Report ADVANCING AND IMPROVING THE LAW

” Let’s engage in a constructive effort to identify prob- lems, solutions – and the call to action implicated by those solutions.” Justice Rebecca Love Kourlis, Executive Director and Founder of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System

The innovation, compassion and problem-solving abilities of our members are best utilized when they are working together on complex issues faced by our city, the Commonwealth and the nation. At the BBA, we do work that extends beyond the walls of 16 Beacon to shape law and policy.

Attorney General Maura Healey joins the crowd as ACCESS TO JUSTICE they advocate for increased funding for civil legal We frequently engage the Judiciary and the aid at Walk to the Hill Legislature to make specific proposals that expand access to justice. Each January, the BBA rallies members to attend the Equal Justice Coalition’s “Walk to the Hill” event, where lawyers from all around Boston and beyond climb the steps of the State House to meet with their leg- islators and discuss the importance of civil legal aid funding. This provides a snapshot of the work we do all year long. We believe that people should not be barred by cost from accessing justice. Investing in Justice, a highly comprehensive study complet- ed by the BBA Statewide Task Force to Expand Civil Legal Aid in Massachusetts in 2014, found that 64% of people who seek civil legal aid are turned away due to lack of resources. The Boston Bar’s presence during legislative hearings and committee meetings ensures that our priorities are heard. In the Governor’s final budget for 2016, the Massachusetts Legal Assis- tance Corporation (MLAC) received a $1 million increase over the prior year, which brought the total increase over two years to 20 percent. Executive Director of Greater Boston Legal Services and BBA Council Member Jacquelynne Bowman

Page 12 Boston Bar Annual Report ADVOCACY FOR JUSTICE Policy decisions in the Legislature and rulings Last November, the Massachusetts Supreme that come down from the courts impact the Judicial Court released new instructions for practice of law, and the BBA stands up for our jurors on eyewitness evidence presented during values in those arenas as well. trials. The BBA’s Criminal Law Section submitted comments in support of the court’s revisions. Amicus Briefs The BBA’s Ethics Committee, Delivery of Legal This year was a busy – and effective – one for Services, and Litigation Sections also provided the BBA Amicus Committee. The BBA consid- extensive comments on the proposed revised ered twelve amicus requests, filing briefs in four Code of Judicial Conduct, which took effect in cases, all of which were reflected in final court January with many of the Ethics Committee’s holdings. At the end of 2015, the BBA filed its suggestions in place. second amicus brief in Fisher v. University of Texas The BBA submitted comments to the courts on at Austin arguing that state efforts to promote a proposed uniform rule regarding online ac- diversity in education serve a compelling gov- cess to court records and an SJC rule regarding ernmental interest that is directly related to the personal identifying information in court docu- goal of increasing diversity in the legal profes- ments. We were pleased to see our comments sion. The BBA also argued in favor of protecting reflected in the final rules, such as provisions to attorney-client privilege in an amicus brief filed frequently review online access in light of devel- in Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Wade, and oping technology, protect personal information for the accurate interpretation of a post-convic- in criminal and youthful offender cases, and tion DNA testing law the BBA supported as it remove attorney sanctions for certain clerical moved through the State House. errors. Finally, the BBA signed onto an amicus brief in Currently, the BBA regularly convenes a working Recinos v. Escobar, arguing that the Probate and group discussing possible revisions to Mas- Family Court has equity jurisdiction over youths sachusetts General Laws Chapter 180, which up to the age of 21, filling a gap between state governs nonprofit organizations in the Com- and federal law that was causing the deporta- monwealth. We look forward to completing a tion of vulnerable juvenile immigrants. The consensus bill with buy-in from all stakeholders Supreme Judicial Court justices specifically refer- that will modernize and streamline the law gov- enced the brief during oral argument, and held erning this important sector of the Massachu- that the Probate and Family Court does have setts economy. such jurisdiction. Working Together to Better the Practice “The purpose of the law was to broaden the avail- of Law ability of DNA testing to criminal defendants who meet the requirements of the statute. The trial court’s When the BBA adopts a policy position or sub- reading of the statute to find an attorney-client privilege mits commentary on a rule change, the discus- waiver turns this legislative sion does not take place in a vacuum. We give intent on its head.” our members a platform to share their ideas and we rely on their expertise to help us as we work Michael D. Ricciuti toward a more equitable justice system. Partner, K&L Gates Lead author of Commonwealth v. Wade amicus brief

Page 13 Boston Bar Annual Report Specialty Court judges receive well-deserved recognition at Law Day Dinner

SUPPORTING THE JUDICIARY

The BBA and leaders of the judiciary share a commitment to the efficient and fair delivery of justice. We are proud to host judges at educational programs, where they are able to share their expertise with members of the bar. By facilitating a dialog between lawyers and judges, we hope to foster mutually beneficial interactions that ultimately improve access to justice.

RECOGNIZING JUDICIAL EXCELLENCE This year, President Lisa Arrowood met with At the BBA’s annual Law Day Dinner in May, the judges in each court to discuss the BBA’s role Specialty Court justices received the President’s in supporting their needs. One goal that came Award in recognition of the strides they have from these meetings was to elevate the visibility made in combatting challenging issues with of the Massachusetts Specialty Courts: Drug sensitivity and compassion. Court, Veterans Treatment Court, Homeless Court and Mental Health Court.

“While visiting these courts was something that I was looking forward to doing during my term as BBA President, I wasn’t prepared for how moved, impressed and inspired I would be by the time I had visited the fourth. The very fact that entire teams of professionals – judges, probation officers, substance abuse and mental health clinicians, public defenders, and assistant district attorneys – are working collaboratively for the betterment of our most vulnerable citizens was a powerful thing to witness.” “Racing in the Right Direction: Specialty Courts in Massachusetts” by President Lisa Arrowood, Boston Bar Journal Spring Edition 2016

Page 14 Boston Bar Annual Report Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Ralph Gants

On the same night, Supreme Judicial Court Justice Margot Botsford received the President’s Chief Judge Hon. Melvin Hoffman, Hon. Henry Boroff, Hon. Joan Feeney Award for her many contributions to the judicia- and Hon. Christopher Panos, who preside over the U.S. Bankruptcy ry and the profession. Over the course of nearly Court, District of Massachusetts, during the BBA’s 26th Annual Bankrupt- three decades on the bench Justice Botsford has cy Bench Meets Bar Conference. Judge Henry Boroff was awarded the Normandin Lifetime Achievement Award during the event. gone above the call of duty in the courtroom, leading education programs for judges, dedicat- United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for ing her time to increase access to justice for the the First Circuit. under served, and providing learning opportu- nities for young people across the state. CONNECTING THE BENCH AND BAR Also this year, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial The BBA’s Bench Bar programs are a Court Chief Justice Ralph Gants received the perennial favorite, giving attorneys and Haskell Cohn Award for Distinguished Judi- judges the opportunity to come together cial Service. At the event, which is supported for a candid discussion on various issues. through the generosity of Mintz Levin, President This year’s Superior Court Bench Meets Bar Lisa Arrowood cited his dedication to expanding covered the new voir dire process, alternative leadership in promoting access to justice and dispute resolution, the cost of discovery staunch advocacy for funding for civil legal aid and discovery disputes, and more. and the court system. At the widely attended Bankruptcy Bench PROVIDING JUDICIAL INTERNSHIPS Meets Bar program, bankruptcy judges and We partner with the judiciary to provide Bos- seven prominent practitioners spoke on appeal ton area law students internships in the Boston issues, consumer law and third-party releases. Municipal Courts, Massachusetts State District The BBA also honored recently-retired Judge Courts, the Massachusetts Superior Court, the Henry Boroff for his distinguished career. Probate and Family Court, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts, and the Judges Maynard Kirpalani, Judith Fabricant, Kenneth Salinger and Kathe Tuttman speak to attendees at the annual Superior Court Bench Meets Bar Conference

Page 15 Boston Bar Annual Report SERVING OUR COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS Throughout the year, our volunteers support BBA public service programs and initiatives by providing direct support to the underserved, training lawyers to take on pro bono cases, and working on programs to strengthen our commu- nity. We provide a forum for members to gather, discuss and educate fellow attorneys on impor- tant legal issues facing vulnerable groups. Our

public service programs engage and inspire our State Representative Chris Walsh at Housing Court and members to serve. Volunteer Lawyers Project Executive Director Joanna Allison The BBA Lawyer Referral Service Lawyer for the Day in the Boston Housing Court For more than 60 years, our Lawyer Referral Ser- vice (LRS) has provided resources for those who The Lawyer for the Day program in the Boston need legal help but don’t know where to turn. Housing Court is designed to assist unrepre- When someone reaches out to the LRS, we con- sented landlords and tenants and ease the nect them with an attorney specializing in the burden on the court. Pro se litigants facing legal area of law specific to their situation. With nearly disputes have a better chance of a favorable 300 attorneys participating in the LRS program, outcome if they are assisted by our volunteer we referred 7,500 individuals this year. Our attor- lawyers. Many people with a case against them neys practice in a variety of disciplines, speak 20 are unaware of their rights until they speak to different languages, and many are willing to take an attorney. In the most serious cases, volun- reduced fee cases for those with limited means. teer attorneys have helped these litigants avoid homelessness. This program is made possible through a part- 98 nership with BBA, the Volunteer Lawyers Project attorneys of the Boston Bar Association, Greater Boston participated in Legal Services, The Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School, Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, Lawyer for a Day and the Boston Housing Court and funded Served by the BBF. Attorneys gain valuable pro bono experience, either by providing legal advice and 7,500 assisting litigants with their paperwork, or by clients through the taking on a case. BBA Lawyer Referral “For lawyers who are not litigators, Housing Court Services represents an opportunity to do pro bono work without having to stand up in front of a courtroom, which can be intimidating.” Rob Skinner, Partner at Ropes & Gray

Page 16 Boston Bar Annual Report Reentry Education Program Pro Bono and Limited Assistance Representation Trainings The road from probation to a life of stability is filled with challenges, and attorneys who vol- Throughout the year, in collaboration with our unteer in the Reentry Education Program help partners, we held trainings that taught participants understand the resources available attorneys to: to them. The initiative originally emerged as a project of the BBA’s PILP in collaboration with • Prepare a citizenship application U.S. District Judge Leo T. Sorokin and U.S. Dis- • Obtain justice for a human trict Judge Timothy Hillman. Attorneys volun- trafficking survivor teer to present educational sessions covering • Represent a landlord or tenant a range of topics, including managing money, in housing court applying for a driver’s license, finding housing, • Work out ethical Limited Assistance and much more. The participants in the federal Representation (LAR) agreements court program work with Court Assisted Re- with clients covery Effort (CARE) and Reentry: Empowering • Use LAR effectively in different courts Successful Todays and Responsible Tomorrows • Represent a debtor in Chapter 7 (RESTART), which serve inmates with substance bankruptcy abuse issues and those facing a high likelihood • Help low-income clients seal of recidivism, respectively. Those program par- criminal records ticipants in the Roxbury Division of the Boston • Volunteer in the Family Law Clinic at Municipal Court are young adult probationers in Suffolk Probate & Family Court the court’s CHOICE program. • Take part in the Pro Bono Appellate Pilot Program in the Appeals Court • Represent veterans in various capacities • Volunteer at the low-income taxpayer clinic at Harvard Law School 9 • And more! workshops We would like to thank the following organiza- tions for making this programming possible: Project Citizenship, Greater Boston Legal Ser- vices, Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School, Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association, Boston Housing Court, Boston Municipal Court, Massachusetts Land Court, Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, United States District Court, Senior Partners for Justice, Irish International Immigrant Center, and Veter- ans Legal Services.

David W.S. Lieberman of Day Pitney counsels probationers as part of the 162 Reentry Education Program probationers helped

Page 17 Boston Bar Annual Report Heather Gamache of Prince Lobel and BBA President-Elect Carol Starkey of Conn Kavanaugh INVESTING IN YOUTH introduce second graders to Miranda rights Some of our most remarkable work at the Bos- Financial Literacy ton Bar revolves around giving students oppor- tunities to learn real-world skills that will benefit To graduate high school, students take stan- them personally, academically and profession- dardized tests to prove they have mastered ally. We strive to take them outside their curricu- certain concepts in math, science, reading lum and give them the foundation to succeed. comprehension and more. Rarely do students feel equipped to deal with their own finances, Law Day in the Schools an essential skill no matter where their lives take them. In 2016, a record number of lawyer volunteers helped the BBA celebrate the 30th anniversary The M. Ellen Carpenter Financial Literacy Pro- of the Law Day in the Schools program, visiting gram helps students gain a better understand- public schools in neighborhoods across the City ing of budgeting, credit and loans. A mock of Boston to talk to students about this year’s bankruptcy hearing introduces them to the con- topic: Miranda rights. We would like to give sequences of failing to meet a financial obliga- special thanks to the 30 BBA sponsor firms and tion. The program is a partnership between the organizations that adopted classrooms this year, BBA and the United States Bankruptcy Court for pledging volunteer attorneys to visit classes the District of Massachusetts. By working with throughout Boston. the Hampden County, Hampshire County and Worcester County Bar Associations, this program is offered to students throughout Massachusetts.

Our Law Day in the Schools program reached more than 1,200 Boston Public Schools students this year

Page 18 Boston Bar Annual Report 2016 Summer Job Students

Summer Jobs Programs Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC The BBA is one of the top ten private sector participants in Mayor Morgan Lewis Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Martin J. Walsh’s Summer Jobs Program. In 2016, more than 40 Peabody & Arnold LLP employers hired 58 students for the summer. The benefits to the Posternak Blankstein & Lund LLP students are numerous – they gain real-world work experience in Prince Lobel Tye LLP a busy office environment while earning money to help support Schwartz Hannum PC themselves and, in some cases, their families. All of the students Sherin and Lodgen LLP who apply have also expressed an interest in the legal field. This State Street Corporation Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, PC program exposes them to firms, courts, and legal services organi- Sullivan & Worcester LLP zations, and demonstrates what it means to be an attorney. Ropes & Gray LLP Verrill Dana LLP This year, the BBF funded 10 positions for students, allowing busy Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP courts, government offices and legal services organizations to White and Williams LLP hire a summer employee at no cost to them. LAW DAY IN THE SCHOOLS SPONSORS Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General SUMMER JOBS EMPLOYERS Anderson & Kreiger LLP Peabody & Arnold LLP Arrowood Peters LLP Employers Hiring Multiple Students Pepper Hamilton LLP Barclay Damon, LLP Boston Bar Foundation Pierce Atwood LLP Beck Reed Riden LLP Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen and Loewy, LLP Prince Lobel Tye LLP Burns & Levinson LLP Goodwin Procter LLP Proskauer Rose LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Locke Lord LLP Shaevel & Krems LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP Office of the Corporation Counsel of the City of Boston Sherin & Lodgen LLP Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner, PC Ropes & Gray LLP Suffolk District Attorney’s Office DLA Piper LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, PC Donoghue Barrett & Singal Employers Hiring One Student Sullivan & Worcester LLP Duane Morris LLP Boston Bar Assoication Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP Goulston & Storrs PC Boston Redevelopment Authority, Thornton Law Firm LLP Holland & Knight LLP General Counsel’s Office Verrill Dana LLP Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Brown Rudnick LLP Program Supporters* Locke Lord LLP Burns & Levinson LLP Anderson & Kreiger LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC Choate Hall and Stewart LLP Arrowood Peters LLP Morgan Lewis Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP Barclay Damon, LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Collora LLP Beck Reed Riden LLP Peabody & Arnold LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford LLP Burns & Levinson LLP Posternak Blankstein & Lund LLP DLA Piper LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Prince Lobel Tye LLP Foley Hoag LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP Schwartz Hannum PC Hinckley Allen Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner, PC Sherin and Lodgen LLP Holland & Knight LLP DLA Piper LLP State Street Corporation LPL Financial Donoghue Barrett & Singal Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, PC Margolis & Bloom Duane Morris LLP Sullivan & Worcester LLP McCarter & English LLP Goulston & Storrs PC Ropes & Gray LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo PC Holland & Knight LLP Verrill Dana LLP Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Nixon Peabody LLP Locke Lord LLP White and Williams LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP *The following firms and companies donated to support jobs for students to work in non-profits, government agencies and the courts

Page 19 Boston Bar Annual Report Congressman Seth Moulton addresses the crowd at the BBA’s Veteran’s Day Reception

BUILDING COMMUNITY: REACHING OUT TO VETERANS In an effort to address unmet legal needs of service members and veterans, we held several trainings this year focused on teaching attor- neys how to effectively assist with family law matters, problems with discharge status, ac- cess to benefits, and other issues unique to this population. Judge Daniel Driscoll spoke to attorneys at the Veterans Meet & Greet Luncheon about administrative law judge opportunities In addition to growing the network of attor- neys that assist with veterans’ legal issues, we wanted to make sure those who have served our country know they are supported by the BBA. This year, we introduced winter and spring luncheons for veterans in the legal profession. In November, we hosted a Veterans Day Reception where Congressman Seth Moulton, a former Marine Corps Captain, spoke with attendees about gains that have been made and work that still needs to be done to improve the quality of “What we really hope is that you will help us to help these people when they get home.” life of veterans in America. We hope to continue providing a space for our members to meet fel- Anna Schleelein Richardson, Veterans Legal Services, a BBF Grantee Organization, low attorneys who have served in the military. during a training on assisting veterans in family court

sponsoring5 The BBA Lawyer Referral Service firms houses the Military & Veterans Legal Helpline, which connects veterans, military personnel, and their fami- lies with affordable lawyers who are 59 trained to assist with the unique legal volunteer 350veterans issues confronting these individuals. attorneys helped

Page 20 Boston Bar Annual Report The Presidents of the six Affinity Bar Associations receive the 2015 Beacon Award on behalf of their organizations. From left to right: Salomon Chiquiar-Rabinovich of MAHA, Eugene Ho of AALAM, Angela Gomes of the MBLA, Nan Sauer and Daniel Levin of the Massachusetts LGBTQ Bar Association, Hinna Mirza Upal of SABA GB, and Tiffanie Ellis-Niles of the MBWA

CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE BEACON AWARD The Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association, Highlighting Strides in Diversity & Inclusion Massachusetts Black Women Attorneys, Massa- Since 2010, the Beacon Award has brought to- chusetts LGBTQ Bar Association, Massachusetts gether the legal community to celebrate, inspire Association of Hispanic Attorneys, South Asian and learn from those who have made a true and Bar Association of Greater Boston and Asian measurable difference advancing diversity and American Lawyers Association of Massachusetts inclusion in the legal profession. This year, we have collaborated not only with the BBA, but awarded it to some of our most critical partners with each other, providing networking oppor- in this arena: the six Massachusetts Affinity tunities, professional development and overall Bar Associations. support to diverse attorneys and law students.

ANNUAL MEETING Kicking Off the Year with Governor Baker, Leg- islative Honorees In September of 2015, the BBA’s Annual Meeting Luncheon gave our members a unique oppor- tunity to hear from key people in the Massa- chusetts government. Governor Charlie Baker, delivering the keynote address, emphasized pri- orities of his administration, including battling

Speaker of the House the opioid epidemic, and the role of attorneys in Robert DeLeo affecting important policy. The BBA honored House Speaker Robert DeLeo and Representative John Fernandes, House Chair of the Joint Committee on the Judiciary. Specifically, BBA President Lisa Arrowood point- ed to their fight to fund civil legal aid and sup- Representative John Fernandes, port for budget increases for the judiciary. House Chair of the Joint Committee on the Judiciary

Page 21 Boston Bar Annual Report LAW DAY DINNER A Celebration of the Profession Our honorees and our keynote speaker at the annual BBA Law Day Dinner had something in common: they have all worked for a more equi- table and efficient justice system. Attendees learned about the work of the Mas- sachusetts Specialty Court Judges, took part in recognizing judicial excellence, and heard from keynote speaker Rebecca Love Kourlis about identifying the role the bar can play in affect- ing change for tomorrow’s lawyers. With these inspiring moments, Law Day Dinner was an evening to remember. Former Boston Bar Association President Jack Regan of WilmerHale received the Thurgood Event co-chairs Megan Gates of Mintz Levin and Marshall award for his deep commitment to Andrew Strehle of Brown delivering pro bono services to veterans, active Rudnick, lead the crowd duty military personnel, and their families. Dur- in a round of applause ing his time as President, Jack helped launch the BBA’s Military & Veterans Initiative, which today encompasses a variety of services, programs and projects that serve this community. JOHN & ABIGAIL ADAMS BENEFIT The John G. Brooks Legal Services Award was Funding Efforts to Better the Community presented to Professor Daniel Nagin, who The John & Abigail Adams Benefit, the premier founded the Veterans Legal Clinic at Harvard fundraiser for legal services in Massachusetts, Law School, where students gain hands-on ex- welcomed over 1,000 guests and raised over perience while representing veterans and their $600,000 to support legal aid in our community. families. Professor Nagin also spearheaded the This magical evening, hosted at the Museum of creation of the Low Income Tax Clinic funded in Fine Arts, Boston, included the presentation of part by the Boston Bar Foundation. the 2016 Public Service Award to Roca, an or- ganization that works to reduce recidivism and Jack Regan of WilmerHale improve employment rates for young men at a high risk of reoffending. Using the slogan “Less Jail, More Future,” Roca has made a significant impact and empowered young people to change their lives.

“We cannot thank the Boston Bar Foundation enough for its generosity, and we are equally grateful for the commitment and support of so many Boston Bar members to Roca’s work of helping high-risk young people change their lives.” Molly Baldwin, Founder and CEO of Roca Professor Daniel Nagin of Harvard Law School

Page 22 Boston Bar Annual Report CASINO NIGHT FOR SUMMER JOBS Taking a Chance on Boston Youth When you think “casino,” you may think of Las Vegas before you think of Beacon Hill. But once PAIRINGS a year, the BBA undergoes a makeover to host an evening of games and a silent auction. This A Gourmet Evening for Public Service year, Casino Night raised over $45,000, making it possible for the BBF to fund 10 Summer Jobs po- The most popular event of the summer, this sitions for teens of diverse backgrounds to work year’s Pairings fundraiser featured eight of in non-profits, government offices and courts. Boston’s top restaurants, welcomed more than 200 guests, raised over $34,000 and resulted in one very memorable evening! Held each June and featuring gourmet food and drinks, Pairings raises funds to support the full portfolio of BBA public service programs. From providing unique opportunities for Boston students, to educating the next generation on financial matters and the rule of law, helping landlords and tenants access legal advice on eviction day in Boston Housing Court, and connecting members of the military, veterans and their families with lawyers, the Boston Bar works each day to make a difference in our city. Special thanks to all of the donors and sponsors for their support, which will enable us to bring these important programs to even more people in the year ahead.

Page 23 Boston Bar Annual Report David Sontag Andrew Glass Beth Israel Deaconess K&L Gates LLP THANK YOU Medical Center New Lawyers Karbert S. Ng SECTION CO-CHAIRS Paula DeGiacomo Immigration Law Greenberg Traurig, LLP Prasant Desai Health Policy Commission Bankruptcy Delivery of Legal Services Iandoli Desai & Cronin PC Azure Aronsson Adam Ruttenberg Manisha Bhatt Iris Gomez Collora LLP Posternak Blankstein & Lund LLP Greater Boston Legal Services Massachusetts Law Real Estate D. Ethan Jeffery Krietta Bowens Jones Reform Institute Hannah Kilson Murphy & King Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Insurance and Tort Litigation Nolan Sheehan Patten LLP Business & Commercial Diversity & Inclusion Allen David Matthew Lawlor Litigation Matthew V.P. McTygue Peabody & Arnold LLP Robinson & Cole LLP Debra Squires-Lee Locke Lord LLP John Harding Solo & Small Firm Sherin and Lodgen LLP Kevin Nolan Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard Christopher T. Saccardi Brenda Sharton Proskauer Rose LLP & Smith LLP The Law Office of Goodwin Procter LLP Christopher T. Saccardi Environmental Law Intellectual Property Law Business Transactions John Beling DeAnn Smith Matthew M. Yospin James R. Burke Massachusetts Department Foley Hoag LLP The Law Office of Hinckley Allen of Environmental Protection Michael McGurk Matthew M. Yospin Andrew Kopans Robert Fitzpatrick DLA Piper LLP Tax Section Unidine Wilmer Cutler Pickering International Law Leanne E. Scott Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Hale and Dorr LLP Mary Chaffin John Hancock Financial Services Philip Catanzano Family Law ACCION International Richard Jones Holland & Knight LLP Peter Coulombe Andrew Loewenstein Sullivan & Worcester LLP Rahsaan Hall Massachusetts Department Foley Hoag LLP Tax-Exempt Organizations American Civil Liberties Union of Revenue Labor & Employment Law Judith Edington of Massachusetts (ACLU) Jessica Dubin William Hannum Sullivan & Worcester LLP College & University Law Lee & Rivers LLP Schwartz Hannum PC Jocelyn Bishop Scott A. Roberts Financial Services Patricia A. Washienko Trusts & Estates Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Ian Roffman Freiberger & Washienko, LLC Leiha Macauley Rebecca Ginzburg Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Multidistrict Litigation Day Pitney LLP Boston University Office Luke T. Cadigan and Class Actions Andrew Rothstein of the General Counsel Cooley LLP Lauren Barnes Goulston & Storrs PC Criminal Law Health Law Hagens Berman Sobol David Solet Ingrid Martin Shapiro LLP Massachusetts Executive Office Collora LLP of Public Safety and Security

STANDING COMMITTEES Amicus Committee Theodore Folkman James R. Burke Joel K. Goloskie Anthony Scibelli Murphy & King Hinckley Allen Pannone Lopes Devereaux Barclay Damon, LLP (Chair) Stacy Mullaney Joseph Berman & West LLC Jonathan M. Albano Fiduciary Trust Company The Mediation Group Robert H. Kelley Morgan Lewis Martin F. Murphy Georgia Critsley Duane Morris LLP Kathy Bachman Foley Hoag LLP Massachusetts Executive Susan C. Murphy Wilmer Cutler Pickering Jeffrey Pyle Office of the Trial Court Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Hale and Dorr LLP Prince Lobel Tye LLP Evan Fray-Witzer Wiest & Garner, PC Maria Durant David M. Siegel Ciampa Fray-Witzer, LLP David J. Nagle Collora LLP New England Law | Boston R. Victoria Fuller Sullivan & Worcester LLP White and Williams LLP Michael C. Fee Education Committee David E. Wilson Pierce & Mandell, PC Jason C. Gish Corwin & Corwin, LLP Christine Genaitis TLG Law LLC Anthony Fitzpatrick Dentons US LLP (Chair) Duane Morris LLP

Page 24 Boston Bar Annual Report STANDING COMMITTEES Ethics Committee Laura Unflat Christopher Saccardi Charla Stevens Paul Holtzman Steven Kasten The Law Office of The Law Office of McLane Middleton Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Looney Cohen & Laura M. Unflat Christopher T. Saccardi Hon. Mitchell Kaplan Boston Bar Journal Aisenberg LLP (Co-Chair) Mark Fleming Mass. Superior Court Dino Santangelo Board of Editors Paul Lannon WilmerHale Law Office of Dino Hon. Gary Katzmann Carol Head (Chair) Holland & Knight Megan Gates R. Santangelo Massachusetts Office of the LLP (Co-Chair) Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Appeals Court Francis Teague Massachusetts Glovsky and Popeo, PC Christopher Conroy Frank J. Teague Attorney General Sarah Kim Energi Holdings, Inc. Sarah Kim & Associates Massachusetts Peter Ball Paul G. Cushing Treasurer and Receiver Department of the Nominating Committee Sally & Fitch LLP Partners HealthCare General of Massachusetts State Treasurer Anthony Froio (Chair) Bruce Barnett Elizabeth Houlding David Kluft Joint Audit Committee Robins Kaplan LLP DLA Piper Peabody & Arnold LLP Foley Hoag LLP Gerald Hendrick (Chair) Julia Huston Hon. Amy Blake Ellen Messing (ex- Hon. Peter Krupp Locke Lord LLP Foley Hoag LLP Massachusetts officio) Messing, Middlesex County Russell Beck Appeals Court Rudavsky & Weliky, PC Mark Fleming Superior Court Beck Reed Riden LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Adam Bookbinder Barbara Morse Hon. Edward William Sinnott Hale and Dorr LLP U.S. Attorney’s Office United States Leibensperger Donoghue Barrett Robert Buchanan District Court Chinh Pham Mass. Superior Court & Singal, PC Greenberg Traurig LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Matthew Moschella Andrew Lelling Edward Notis-McConarty David S. Clancy Sherin and Lodgen LLP Matthew V.P. McTygue U.S. Attorney’s Office Hemenway & Barnes LLP Locke Lord Tye LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Martin Newhouse Crystal Lyons Elizabeth Ritvo Meagher & Flom New England Legal Middlesex County District Brown Rudnick LLP Public Service LLP and Affiliates Foundation Attorney’s Office Oversight Committee Hon. Judith Dein Alex Philipson Mary Strother LRS Review Committee Jennifer Sevigney United States Mass. Superior Court Wilmer Cutler Pickering Mala Rafik (Co-Chair) Durand District Court Hale and Dorr LLP Schmidt & Federico, PC C. Dylan Sanders Rosenfeld Rafik & Hon. Robert Foster Sugarman, Rogers, Paul Tremblay Sullivan, PC Lynn Girton Massachusetts Land Court Boston College Veterans Legal Services Barshak & Cohen, PC Leslie Su (Co-Chair) Alexandra Furth Law School Kathleen A. Shields US Bankruptcy Court Ariane Baczynski Resolute Michael D. Vhay Morgan Lewis U.S. Securities & Joseph Griffin Management Inc. Ferriter Scobbo & Exchange Commission Law Office of Joseph Thomas O. Bean Hon. Linda Giles Rodophele PC Lauren Song M. Griffin Jr. Verrill Dana LLP Mass. Superior Court Jeffrey Woolf Greater Boston Douglas R. Gooding Hon. Mark Green Office of Bar Counsel Alexis Kaplan Legal Services Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Massachusetts Law Offices of Alexis Abim Thomas Jonathan Hayden Appeals Court Finance Committee B. Kaplan, LLC Goodwin Procter LLP Rackemann, Sawyer Alisa Hacker Christine Netski (Chair) Mary Lee Eric Haskell & Brewster Sugarman, Rogers, Sugerman, Rogers, Mary K.Y. Lee P.C. Office of the Maureen McDonagh Barshak & Cohen, PC Barshak & Cohen, PC Massachusetts Justin Mikowski Legal Services Center of Mikowski & Leonard, LLC Rachel Hershfang Attorney General Harvard Law School U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission PUBLIC INTEREST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

Nathaniel Adams Chelsea Dunn Michael Homer Jessica Lu Erika Reis Skadden, Arps, Slate, Committee for Public Ropes & Gray LLP Brown Rudnick LLP Eversource Meagher & Flom Counsel Services Marcus Hughes Shabnam Mashmasarmi Eric Teasdale LLP and Affiliates Christopher Partners HealthCare Mashmasarmi Law Choate Hall & Stewart Elizabeth Barrett Escobedo Hart Jessica Katz Alex Mancebo Legal Department Foley Hoag LLP Brown University Jones Day of the Trial Court David Hartnagel Kevin Larivee Elizabeth McEvoy Erica Carroll Sheehan Phinney MA House of Donoghue, Barrett Boston Children’s Hospital Bass + Green PA Representatives & Singal, PC

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The Society of Fellows is comprised of more than 400 of Boston’s Thomas Gallitano & Hoil Kim preeminent attorneys who are dedicated to improving our community Margaret Talmers Robert L. Klivans through the Boston Bar Foundation’s mission to promote the pro bono and Marc Gary William A. Knowlton public service projects of the bar, expand access to justice, and offer unique Megan Gates Joseph L. Kociubes educational opportunities to our city’s youth. Fellows support this work Randy M. Gioia Peter J. Kolovos by pledging to make contributions to the BBF’s permanent endowment, which provides a stable and lasting base of support for the BBF’s work. Jason C. Gish Jonathan L. Kotlier Jane Goldstein Martha J. Koster As of August 15, 2016. Lisa C. & Marc L. Renée M. Landers Executive Fellows Edwin E. Smith Jonathan Chiel Goodheart David H. Lee ($50,000+) Nancy R. Wilsker John H. Chu Douglas R. Gooding William F. Lee Hon. Nonnie S. Burnes David S. Clancy Louis A. Goodman Hon. Edward Fellows Laurie Burt Christopher G. Clark Dana M. Gordon Leibensperger ($10,000 - $24,999) R. J. Cinquegrana Ben Clements Alexandra M. Gorman Daniel Levin Samuel Adams John F. Cogan, Jr. Eben & Tara Colby Christopher Green Stephen P. Lindsay Jonathan M. Albano Paul T. Dacier Michael A. Collora Stanley N. Griffith Diana K. Lloyd & Susan H. Alexander John D. Donovan Sarah Columbia Thomas Gunning Jordan D. Hershman Paula K. Andrews Lena G. Goldberg Ian Crawford Ernest M. Haddad Stephanie S. Lovell Lisa G. Arrowood Joan A. Lukey George L. Cushing Daniel W. Halston Hon. Sandra L. Lynch Thomas O. Bean William C. Mutterperl Paul P. Daley John P. Hamill Leiha Macauley Edward J. Barshak Regina M. Pisa A. Jeffrey Dando John D. Hamilton, Jr. William Macauley The Bartlett Family R. Robert Popeo Jeanne Darcey John D. Hanify Alex H. MacDonald Nancy Baskin Joel M. Reck Juliet A. Davison Michael J. Haroz R. Bradford Malt Michael Batson Hon. Christine M. Roach Michael DeMarco Mark P. Harty Deborah J. Manus John E. Beard Gary A. Spiess Brackett B. Denniston James C. Heigham John K. Markey Russell Beck Hon. J. Owen Todd Lawrence S. DiCara Irwin M. Heller Hon. Margaret H. Marshall Kenneth R. Berman John Towers James S. Dittmar Gerald P. Hendrick Edward I. Masterman Marc Bloostein Anthony M. Doniger Brent Henry James Matthews Leadership Fellows Randall W. Bodner John B. Douglas III Peter G. Hermes Sam Mawn-Mahlau ($25,000 - $49,999) Michael Bogdanow Kenneth F. Ehrlich Harold Hestnes Terence P. McCourt John H. Clymer Beth I. Z. Boland Alan Einhorn Richard Hiersteiner James A. McDaniel Gene D. Dahmen Janet E. Bostwick Douglass N. Ellis, Jr. Erin K. Higgins & Willard G. McGraw, Jr. Michael K. Fee Hon. Margot Botsford David L. Engel Douglas B. Rosner James E. McGuire Anthony A. Froio & Stephen Rosenfeld Donald J. Evans Keith F. Higgins Hon. James & Karen F. Green Jeremiah Bresnahan Katherine McHugh Bruce Falby Jeffrey L. Hirsch Julia Huston Thomas W. Bridge William J. McNally Scott Faust Christian M. Hoffman Wm. Shaw McDermott Lee Carl Bromberg Joan McPhee Phyllis E. Federico Paul Holtzman & Martin F. Murphy Margaret Brown Carol Steiker Matthew V.P. McTygue Michael C. Fee Hon. Christopher Panos Marijane Benner Browne Renée Inomata Mark C. Michalowski David L. Ferrera John J. Regan Michael H. Bunis Nancy D. Israel & John T. Montgomery Vinita Ferrera Lauren Stiller Rikleen & Michael F. Burke Lonnie A. Powers Michael E. Mooney Terrence M. Finn Sander A. Rikleen Scott Douglas Burke Robert W. Iuliano George Marshall Moriarty Robert A. Fishman Richard P. Campbell Andre C. Jasse, Jr. John T. Morrier Sustaining Fellows* Mark C. Fleming J. W. Carney, Jr. Sandra L. Jesse Peter Moser Hon. Nonnie S. Burnes Martha J. N. Frahm Stephen W. Carr Hugh R. Jones, Jr. Elizabeth H. Munnell & R. J. Cinquegrana Samuel Frankenheim Truman S. Casner Jeffrey F. Jones Jarvis P. Kellogg John H. Clymer Robert B. Fraser Hon. Denise Julie Jones Timothy Murphy Donald R. Frederico Donald R. Frederico Jefferson Casper William Kannel Hon. Thomas R. Murtagh Lisa C. Goodheart Harvey W. Freishtat David C. Chapin James F. Kavanaugh, Jr. George W. Mykulak Ernest M. Haddad Susan V. Fried & Ansel B. Chaplin Michael B. Keating John A. Nadas Wm. Shaw McDermott Jeffrey B. Rudman Tyler E. Chapman Jeffery L. Keffer Suma V. Nair Timothy Murphy Elizabeth S. Fries Abigail A. Cheever Christopher A. Kenney Christine M. Netski Elizabeth F. Potter *Sustaining Fellows have completed pledges at the $10,000 level or above, and continue to make annual contributions of $1,000 or more. Page 26 Boston Bar Annual Report SOCIETY OF FELLOWS

Nestor M. Nicholas Sara Silva Joseph M. Griffin, Jr. Atinuke O. Diver Michael C. Moran Edward Notis-McConarty Thomas G. Sitzmann Kelly A. Leighton Jennifer V. Doran David J. Nagle Michael F. O’Connell Robert Skinner Melissa S. McMorrow William J. Durkin Joshua Nadreau & Brien T. O’Connor James D. Smeallie Katherine J. Michon Shane Early Valerie Jackson Kevin & Janet O’Connor Edwin E. Smith Jeffrey W. Mittleman Albert Elia Wyckoff Nissenbaum Thomas L. P. O’Donnell Gary Smith Christopher M. Morrison Robert M. Elmer Nikki Marie Oliveira Stephen H. Oleskey Mark Smith Karbert S. Ng Matthew Fitzsimmons Steven Pacini Mary Ellen O’Mara Robert H. Smith Michael J. Pappone James O. Fleckner Rachel Irving-Pitts Karen M. O’Toole Richard A. Soden Nicole L.M. Parsons Brian K. French Kimberly Butler Rainen William H. Paine Nicholas U. Sommerfeld Christian A. Rivera Timothy A. Gagnon Randall E. Ravitz Merriann M. Panarella Carol A. Starkey Jeffrey L. Roelofs Christine M. Genaitis & Lauren Reznick Gordon R. Penman & Lisa Wilson Leanne Elizabeth Scott Scott Fink Marisa K. Roman Adrienne M. Penta Russell J. Stein Lisa M. Tittemore Benjamin K. Golden Christopher T. Saccardi Lawrence T. Perera Joseph D. Steinfield Patrick Tracey Stephen P. Hall Jordan Scott John A. Perkins Christopher D. Strang Bruce Tribush Colleen A. & James Caroline K. Simons Max Perlman Andrew P. Strehle Laura M. Unflat & M. Hankins Mary B. Snyder Kevin T. Peters C. Thomas Swaim Stephen M. Honig Christopher Monica Snyder Chinh H. Pham Deborah L. Thaxter Melissa (Lisa) Thompson Escobedo Hart Christopher Somma Hon. Rudolph F. Pierce Gary Owen Todd Colin G. Van Dyke Allyson Hatton Angelo Thalassinos Lisa Pirozzolo Richard A. Toomey Mindee Wasserman John Hitt Alexis P. Theriault Lon & Ilissa Povich William B. Tyler Cheryl A. Waterhouse Leonard Ho Marissa Renee Urban Elizabeth F. Potter Hon. Robert L. Ullmann William A. Zucker Emily F. Hodge Christopher J. Valente Jill Cranna Preotle Walter G. Van Dorn Miche Jean Adam Veness Junior Fellows Dalila Argaez Wendlandt Hannah T. Joseph Sarah Walsh & John R. Regier ($1,000) Mary E. Weber & Michelle Kalas Christopher Shea Richard W. Renehan Susan L. Abbott Robert Duggan Redi Kasollja Daniel V. Ward Michael Ricciuti William & Claire Kathy B. Weinman Elizabeth Kayatta Kathryn Wilhelm Dean Richlin Bishop Abely Christopher Weld Jr. Laura Stephens Khoshbin Matthew M. Yospin Stephen Riden Azure Aronsson Barry B. White Dan Krockmalnic Cole Young Lynne Riley Meredith L. Ainbinder Michele Whitham Michael J. Licker Elizabeth Ritvo Erin Anderman & Jane E. Willis & David W.S. Lieberman & Scott A. Roberts Jonathan Anderman Richard A. Davey, Jr. Jessica Schauer Julie Hogan Rodgers Jennifer Andrade Nancy R. Wilsker Lieberman Ian Roffman Elizabeth Barrett Toni G. Wolfman Neil T. Lindquist Alan D. Rose Gerrit Betz Lisa Cameron Wood Juan Lopez David P. Rosenblatt Michael Birch & Steven H. Wright Crystal & Daniel Lyons Vincent Rougeau Elizabeth McEvoy Raymond H. Young Kyle MacDonald Philip R. Rosenblatt Jesse M. Boodoo Peter F. Zupcofska Lauren N. Martin Peter Rosenblum Brian J. Boyle, Jr. John A. McBrine Joseph F. Ryan William Brady Supporting Fellows Matthew McGinnis Mary K. Ryan ($5,000 - $9,999) Esme Caramello Julia McLetchie Michael P. Sams Victor N. Baltera Patrick Cento Jennifer Mikels Joseph F. Savage, Jr. Brandon L. Bigelow Charles Charpentier Paul Momnie William H. Schmidt Philip Catanzano Jared B. Cohen Richard S. Scipione Julia Satti Cosentino Stephany Collamore The Boston Bar Foundation honors the memory A. Hugh Scott of the following members who made generous Paul G. Cushing Bryan S. Conley contributions during their lifetimes: M. Ellen Sara J. Shanahan & Jed DeWick Melanie A. Conroy Carpenter, G. d’Andelot Belin, Kenneth W. Bergen, Joseph Callanan W. Lee Dunham Kevin Currid & John G. Brooks, Thomas D. Burns, Charles C. Gregory Sheehan Cabot, John J. Curtin, Jr., John P. Driscoll, Jr., Rich- Ellen Marie Giblin Jennifer Perrigo ard E. Floor, Roy A. Hammer, Edward F. Hines, Jr., Joel B. Sherman Angela Gomes Alyssa DiRusso George H. Kidder, Alan L. Lefkowitz, Hon. James Edward Matson Sibble, Jr Myra Miller Gordon Emily Derr P. Lynch, Jr., Richard G. Mintz, Clark R. Smith, Herbert W. Vaughan, Henry Wheeler, and Stephen Julia Devanthéry W. Howe.

Page 27 Boston Bar Annual Report PUBLIC SERVICE DONORS As of August 15, 2016 Dennis Burke Paul F. Donovan Danilo Gomez Jessica A. Ladd Karen Abbott Hon. Nonnie S. Burnes Stephen R. Dooley Daniel Gora Philip Lake Brendan Abel Caitlyn Burns Hon. Barbara A. Hon. R. Malcolm Graham Elizabeth Laliberty Michael Ackerstein Laurie Burt Dortch-Okara Lorie M. Graham Renée M. Landers John N. Adams Michelle Byers Lauren Keane Dowley Richard J. Grahn Meghan Leahy Scott A. Aftuck Amy Hudspeth Cabell Michael Philip Duffy Thomas Michael Greene Marie T. Lee Warren E. Agin Luke T. Cadigan Christopher A. Duggan Steven H. Grindle Kelly Ann Leighton Susan G. Anderson Philip H. Cahill James Duphily Steven E. Gurdin Donald G. Leka K. Lianne Ankner Richard P. Campbell Suzanne E. Durrell James W. Hackett Thomas E. Lent Amara Anosike Michael Cannella Carmen L. Durso Mark E. Haddad Rebecca Lessard Claudia Arno J.W. Carney, Jr. Gabriel T. Dym Sean A. Hagan Paul G. Levenson Amy N. Azza John G. Casagrande Laura Dziorny Jeffrey A. Hanley Meredith Lever Heather E. Balmat David T. Casey Andrew R. Egan Timothy J Harrington Marc J. Levy Peter M. Barlow Frank V. Castellucci Sarah Weyland Ellis Paul J. Hartnett Hon. Paul D. Lewis Lauren Guth Barnes Sara Cederholm Hon. Elizabeth M. Fahey Bennet L. Heart Hon. Kermit V. Lipez Craig Barrows Hon. Paul A. Chernoff James B. Farmer Thomas M. S. Hemnes Emiley Zalesky Lockhart Amy Diana Barry Jonathan Chiel Peter B. Farrow Creelea Henderson John Looney Kathryn M. Barry Eric Paul Christofferson Geraldine Fasnacht Matthew H. Herndon Scott P. Lopez David Bartholomew Stephen S. Churchill Scott A. Faust Rachel E. Hershfang Robin R. Loporchio Michael S. Batson Erick Cipau Amy Feinman Katherine A. Hesse Lucy D. Lovrien Michelle Bauer Ilisa S. Clark Saul Feldman Kathleen Heyer Anthony J. Low Marco Beatrice Alan Clarke Howard M. Fine Benjamin Higgins Timothy J. Lowney Joel Beckman Ann Clarke Desmond P. FitzGerald Laura M. Hiller Shawn Lu Margaret C. Begley Charles W. Cobb Michael A. Fitzhugh Thomas A. Hippler Yakov Malkiel Christopher Bennett John J. Commisso Rory FitzPatrick Derek Ho Arlene Beth Marcus Jon Benson Paul Connors William E. Flanagan Ramsay M. Hoguet Amy C. Mariani Joseph S. Berman Colleen Cook Thomas J. Ford Helen Holcomb Anne Marie Martin Michael L. Berman Kathy Jo Cook Barbara Butler Foster Robert Hopkins Hon. Gordon A. Martin Peter G. Berman Robert J. Cotton Matthew Fox Jonna Hopwood Stephanie Marzouk Deena Bernstein Robert K. Crabtree Massimo Fragola Kathryn Elizabeth Howe Nicholas M. Maschinot Michael C. Birch Michael Cragg Evan Fray-Witzer Sarah Yun Hubbard David A Mawhinney Scott T. Bluni Arthur B. Crooks Irene C. Freidel Arnold Welles Hunnewell Martha Ann Mazzone Jonathan M. Bockian Michael Croteau Joshua French Andra J. Hutchins Robert J. McCarron Gavriela M. Bogin-Farber Maureen E. Curran Brittanee Friedman Hon. Roderick L. Ireland Maureen McDonagh Thomas Boland Joanne D’Alcomo Akiyo Fujii Paul M. James Walter K. McDonough Steven J. Bolotin Jamie Notman Dalton Suzanne Gallagher David M. Jellinek James E. McGuire Mary L. Bonauto Benjamin M. Daniels Hon. Ralph D. Gants Daniel Johnston Michael Joseph McHugh Steven B. Boris Andrew William Daniels William Gantz Leslie Joseph Hon. James F. McHugh Martha Born Ronald M. Davids Michael E. Garrity Edward F. Juliano Stephen Michael McJohn Hon. Henry J. Boroff Jonathan Davis Ryan Gelman Bernard E. Kaplan Edward J. McKenney Janet E. Bostwick Hon. Brian A. Davis Christine M. Genaitis Hon. Rudolph Kass Brian McLaughlin Hon. Margot Botsford Juliet A. Davison Nancy Gertner Brian Kennedy Edward McNulty Robert Boutwell Andrea DeLaney Mark Gettys Arthur R. Kerr Maura Melcher Judith Farris Bowman Elisabeth M. DeLisle Galen S. Gilbert Milton L. Kerstein Andrew C. Meyer Samuel Brady Hon. Suzanne DelVecchio Matthew Ginsburg Dara Z. Kesselheim Rachael A. Michaud Darren Braham Jean E. deValpine Deborah J. Goddard Ellen S. Kief Jonathan P. Michaud Meridith Braun Julia Devanthery Jennifer M. Goddard Hoil Kim Timothy C. Monahan Robert J. Brink Michael A. Diener David S. Godkin Ann C. King Melanie Morgon Julianna Bruce Katherine B. Dirks Dwight E. Golann Mary B. Klegman Gordon R. Moriarty Charles R. Buck Kristin S. Doeberl Lena Genello Goldberg Bennett H. Klein Matthew A. Morris Hon. Kimberly S. Budd Melissa C. Donohoe Benjamin Goldberger Peri S. Kutchin Lawrence B. Morse

Page 28 Boston Bar Annual Report PUBLIC SERVICE DONORS Crissa Morton William C. Parks Lawrence Josh Rowe Lisa Snellings Kenneth C. Vining Carrie Moser Michael Parran Steven Frederick Rowell Patricia Sozio Kier Wachterhauser John D. Murphy Mark W. Pearlstein David A. Rozenson Jennifer Lynne Sarah Wenhardt Walsh Jennifer Ann Nassour William Bartlett Perkins Jeffrey K. Rucker Spavins Holme Anne L. Warren Hon. Stephen E. Neel Hon. Laurence D. Pierce Liam Ryan Hon. Jeremy A. Stahlin Patricia A. Washienko William R. Neelon Stephen Langdon Pike Allan A. Ryan Oliver W. Stalter Cheryl A. Waterhouse Maksim Nemtsev Peter J. Pingitore Mary K. Ryan Thomas L. Stanton Roy J. Watson Martin J. Newhouse Jonathan D. Plaut Ethan Ryder Mary Stonebraker Colin Weir Marshall F. Newman Judy L. Polacheck William T. Salisbury Stephen N. Subrin Barry L. Weisman Joseph Nicholls Ronald A. Pressman Kristen S. Scammon Hon. Mary Thomas Jeremy Y. Weltman Kate Nicholson Michael R. Rawson Joseph Scanga Sullivan Robert S. White Peter C. Obersheimer Joel M. Reck John Scannell Timothy Michael Sullivan Philip H. Whitehead Larry C. O’Bryan Jesse I. Redlener Steven H. Schafer Kenneth A. Sweder Lisa Robin Wichter Daniel Occena R. Jason Resmini William H. Schmidt Hon. Joseph L. Tauro Michael W. Wiggins Charles F. O’Connell Debra Resnick Leonard Schneidman Madeline Thomson Elizabeth Page Wilkins Tiffany O’Connell Lauren E. Reznick Kathryn Sedor Jeffrey Thorn Michael Williams Gerard P. O’Connor Stephen M. Richmond William H. Shaevel Kristin Thurbide Kelly Williamson Colleen O’Connor T. Max Riffin Kathryn Sheehan Hon. Juan Torruella Mariah Wilson Mary Jane O’Donnell Michael H. Riley Michael C. Shepard Hon. Paul E. Troy Sean Wilson Gerald B. O’Grady David W. Robinson Deanna Gard Sheridan Michael A. Tucker Corey Winer Thomas C. O’Konski Rachael Rollins Marlene Shiner Allison Lukas Turner H. Reed Witherby Andrew Thomas Ordyna Marisa K. Roman Melvin R. Shuman Phelps Turner Mark Woodroffe Lewis Osterman Dennis P. Rooney Robert A. S. Silberman Sigrid Mendel Usen Kelsey M. Worline Hon. George A. O’Toole Hon. James P. Rooney David P. Singer Walter Paul VanBuskirk Gina Wu Gregory Pakhladzhyan Margaret N Rosenberg Larry J. Singer Amanda Vanderhorst John M. Xifaras Liliana Palacios-Baldwin Aaron D. Rosenberg Trevor Smedley James Douglass Vannah Cynthia Young Mark Pandiscio Sarah L Rosenbluth Darin Paul Smith Shaun Vavra Dana A. Zakarian Hon. Christopher J. Panos Howard Ross Robert H. Smith Steven M. Veenema Hon. Rya W. Zobel Lauren E. Parisi Mitchel S. Ross Mychii Snape Stacy L. Vezina ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

As of August 15, 2016 Kyle Crossley Alan C. Guichard Kathleen E. McGrath David A. Rountree Samuel Adams Maureen E. Curran Philip K. Hamilton Edward J. McKenney Catherine Ann Ryan Scott A. Aftuck George L. Cushing Sylvia Hammer Howard D. Medwed Hon. Karyn F. Scheier Robert M. Allen Hon. Judith G. Dein Christian M. Hoffman Barbara H. Mitchell Leanne E. Scott Anonymous Robert J. Diettrich Jonathan H. Hulbert Lawrence B. Morse Joel B. Sherman Paul A. Auerbach Mark DiOrio Warren D. Hutchison Peter A. Mullin Hon. Milton R. Silva David M. Barbash Hon. Elizabeth Donovan Hon. Rudolph Kass Hon. Stephen E. Neel Maxwell D. Solet Steven D. Barrett Hon. Fernande R. V. Duffly Barbara Keefe Martin J. Newhouse Elizabeth Soule Ann & Donald Berwick Jennifer Sevigney Durand Stanley Keller Michelle N. O’Brien Alexandra D. Thaler Hon. Margot Botsford Bruce T. Eisenhut Ernest V. Klein Thomas L. P. O’Donnell Hon. J. Owen Todd Judith Farris Bowman Hon. Judith Fabricant Debra S. Krupp Mark W. Pearlstein Hon. Allan van Gestel Laurie Burt Peter B. Farrow Hon. Edward P. William Bartlett Perkins Michael D. Vhay Christopher R. K. Cawley Daniel Fleisher Leibensperger Richard M. Perlmutter Jamie L. Wacks Mary Chaffin Pamela B. Fleming Donald G. Leka Lisa J. Pirozzolo Scott A. Webster Mark Furman Clark Donald R. Frederico William A. Levine Hon. Michael A. Ponsor Barry L. Weisman Andrew H. Cohn Irene C. Freidel Stephen P. Lindsay Allan G. Rodgers Justin M. White Eben & Tara Colby John J. Gallini Erik Lund Mark Roellig Kenneth T. Willis Hon. Thomas E. Connolly Jennifer Gallop Joseph C. Maher Hon. James P. Rooney Jeffrey L. Wolf Peter J. Costanza Erika Geetter Thomas F. Maloney Bob B. Rosenthal Toni G. Wolfman Hon. John C. Cratsley Hon. Nathaniel M. Gorton Walter K. McDonough Carolyn D. Rosenthal

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Amane Abdel Jaben David Bowman Taurean Cox of Technology Thomas P. Gorman Karen Adamski Morgan Lewis Katherine Crossman Daniel W. Finegold Sherin and Lodgen LLP O’Brien & Adamski Jordan Bowne Community Law MFS Investment Richard A. Goulding Warren E. Agin Burns & Levinson LLP Office, LLC Management Sullivan & Worcester LLP Swiggart & Agin, LLC Stephen J. Brake Shawna Culik Kellie Fisher Lorie M. Graham Alvaro Aguirre Nutter McClennen Culik Law PC Brown Rudnick LLP Suffolk University Suffolk University & Fish LLP Jaime D’Almeida A. Gavin Fishman Law School Law School Heidi Brewster Duff & Phelps John A. Fiske Raymond Grant Enjoli Alexander Biogen Milton D’Andres Healy, Fiske, Richmond Ropes & Gray LLP Enjoli Alexander - Kait Brown Jeanne P. Darcey & Matthew, LLP Michelle Greco Attorney at Law Locke Lord LLP Sullivan & Worcester LLP Joseph Molina Flynn Sun Life Financial Sam T.A. Ames John Buchanan John Davis* Molina Flynn Law Mindy Lu Green Jesse Angeley Boston College Cooley Shrair, PC Offices/Latino Ropes & Gray LLP Law School Law Center McLane Middleton, Emma Days Nancy M. Gregory Professional Association Ann Hether Ropes & Gray LLP Kate P. Foley BlumShapiro Amara Anosike Cahill Burns & Mirick O’Connell Nicholas Grimaldi Levinson LLP Meredith A. DeJesus Boston Children’s Hospital Sugarman, Rogers, Harrison Freeman Fierst, Kane & Alvaro Aquirre Lisa Callahan Barshak & Cohen, PC Eric T. French Bloomberg, LLP Paula M. Bagger Kimberly Calvi Joan Cole Wilmer Cutler Pickering Isabel Guerra Cooke Clancy & Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Densberger Hale and Dorr LLP Cynthia M. Guizzetti Wiest & Garner, PC Gruenthal LLP Emily J. Derr Daria Frost Nutter McClennen Hon. Frank J. Bailey Christopher M. Candon Ropes & Gray LLP David Gabor & Fish LLP U.S. Bankruptcy Court Sheehan Phinney Wagner Law Group, PC Lisa Halbert Bass + Green Mary C. DiMaiti Joseph H. Baldiga MFS Investment Nicole Gabree Bacon & Wilson, PC Ida R. Candreva Mirick O’Connell Management Lisa Gallagher E. Alex Hammershaimb Daniel A. Bancroft Arthur James Carter Mark DiOrio CVS Caremark, Inc. White and Williams LLP Broderick Bancroft Brendan Carter Bulfinch Companies, Inc. Heather M Gamache David L. Hansen Mia Batista Navigant Consulting Danielle D’Onfro Prince Lobel Tye LLP Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green Fragomen, Del Rey, Kate Moran Carter Wilmer Cutler Pickering Andres R. Garron Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Hale and Dorr LLP Ropes & Gray LLP Richard M. Harper Tanya Jane Beroukhim Wiest & Garner, PC Deborah B. Dong U.S. Securities & Henry E. Geberth Exchange Commission Locke Lord LLP Jeffrey S. Cedrone Meredith R Douglas Hendel & Collins, PC Michael Birch Sun Life Financial William K. Harrington Nicholas Drew Talia Gee U.S. Department of Hirsch Roberts Neema Chaiban Goodwin Procter LLP Weinstein LLP Greenberg Traurig, LLP Ezra Geggel Justice - Office of Elizabeth M. Duffy Ropes & Gray LLP the U.S. Trustee Adrian Bispham Stephen M L. Cohen State Street Corporation Suffolk County District Choate Hall & Hon. Serge Georges Lee Harrington Attorney’s Office Stewart LLP Ty Edmondson Boston Municipal Court Nixon Peabody LLP Biogen Christina Schnurr Bitter Michele Collin Nashwa Gewaily Kelly Haynes Goodwin Procter LLP MetLife Rachel Eisenhaure Michael G. Giarrusso Boston Children’s White and Williams LLP Hospital Amanda Blaske Christopher M. Condon Lizbeth Ginsburg Matthew Ellison Sukanya Hazarika Joseph G. Blute Murphy & King Greater Boston Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Derek E. Constantine Richard K. Evans Legal Services Deirdre Heatwole Glovsky and Popeo, PC Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Goodwin Procter LLP Genevie Gold University of Ferris, Glovsky Bruce E. Falby Goodwin Procter LLP Massachusetts Christine M. Bonardi Boston - Office of and Popeo, PC DLA Piper Lane N. Goldberg Law Office of Christine General Counsel M. Bonardi David M. Coriell Hon. Joan N. Feeney* Goldberg Law Dustin F. Hecker Ropes & Gray LLP U.S. Bankruptcy Court Jonathan R. Goldsmith Hon. Henry Boroff Posternak Blankstein Max Ferullo Law Office of Jonathan U.S. Bankruptcy Court Meghan M. Cosgrove & Lund LLP Donoghue Barrett Dahlia S. Fetouh R. Goldsmith Janet E. Bostwick* Julie Brennan Janet E. Bostwick, PC & Singal, PC Massachusetts Institute

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Heinzelman Jean Louise Kampas Peter Lane Andrew Ryan McArdell Ryann Morgan Muir Prince Lobel Tye LLP Nutter McClennen Brian K. Lee Nutter McClennen Wilmer Cutler Pickering Bryce J. Helfer & Fish LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Hale and Dorr LLP Burns & Levinson LLP Matthew Karambelas & Fish LLP Michael J. McDermott Karen Murphy Jennifer Henricks Geraldine Brotherton Michael G. Levesque Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Pioneer Valley Legal Arrowood Peters LLP Karonis Goodwin Procter LLP Wiest & Garner, PC Associates, LLP Nicole Henry Mintz, U.S. Department of Deborah Levine Maureen McDonagh Justin M Murphy Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Justice - Office of Legal Services Center Law Office of Justin the U.S. Trustee David W. Lieberman of Harvard Law School M. Murphy Glovsky and Popeo, PC Day Pitney LLP Elizabeth Katz* Elizabeth J. McEvoy Kavya Naini Rachel E. Hershfang Julia C. Lindsey U.S. Securities & Rescia & Katz, LLP Donoghue Barrett Harvard Law School Mintz, Levin, Cohn, & Singal, PC Exchange Commission Michael B. Katz Ferris, Glovsky Linda E. Neary Benjamin Higgins Bacon & Wilson, PC and Popeo, PC Cameron McGinn Yavor Lubomirov U.S. Bankruptcy Court Jocelyn Marie Keider Amy Lipman-White Michael Robert Nechev Mark Meller Higgins Wilmer Cutler Pickering Lipman & White McGurk Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP DLA Piper Hale and Dorr LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Andrew G. Lizotte Ferris, Glovsky Ryan Kelley Murphy & King Brian McLaughlin Sean P. Nehill and Popeo, PC Pierce Atwood, LLP Brian McLaughlin Boston Redevelopment Cecelia Lockner Emily F. Hodge Elizabeth Kelly Esq. LLC Authority Choate Hall & Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Jose J. Lopez Wendy M. Mead Oren Nimni Stewart LLP Ferris, Glovsky Benjamin Loveland* Kressler & Ehrhard PC Kevin K. Nolan Hon. Melvin S. and Popeo, PC Wilmer Cutler Pickering Jesse Medina Proskauer Rose LLP Hale and Dorr LLP Hoffman Sarah P. Kelly Duane Morris LLP Gwen Nolan King U.S. Bankruptcy Court Nutter McClennen John G. Loughnane David A Michel Sugarman, Rogers, Alison Taylor Holdway & Fish LLP Nutter McClennen Sherin and Lodgen LLP Barshak & Cohen, PC & Fish LLP Nutter McClennen Dara Z. Kesselheim Marc Joshua Migliazzo Joel Nolette & Fish LLP Suffolk County District Cornelio Lozada Ropes & Gray LLP Attorney’s Office Asbel Nunez Saqib Hossain Laury Carwinchelle Dragica Mijailovic Avalon Law Offices, PC Burns & Levinson LLP Justin Kesselman Lucien Sun Life Financial Andrea M. O’Connor Nadiyah Humber Posternak Blankstein Holland & Knight LLP & Lund LLP Rose Miller Hendel & Collins, PC Suffolk University Corrine L. Lusic Office of the Law School Tyler Ray Keyser Goodwin Procter LLP Vanessa A. O’Connor Massachusetts Goodwin Procter LLP Brett M. Jackson Ropes & Gray LLP Stephanie Macholtz Attorney General Wadner Oge Wilmer Cutler Pickering Anuj Khetarpal Biogen Rebecca Lee Mitchell Hale and Dorr LLP Office of the Massachusetts Board David B. Madoff Rebecca Morgan of Bar Examiners Richard Jean Baptiste Massachusetts Madoff & Khoury LLP Attorney General Mitchell Mara A O’Malley Jasmine Jean-Louis Robyn E. Maguire Brown Rudnick LLP Judith Young Kim Nutter McClennen D. Ethan Jeffery Nutter McClennen Laura Lee Mittelman & Fish LLP Krokidas & Bluestein LLP & Fish LLP Murphy & King Burns & Levinson LLP Sean P. O’Neill William C. Kinder Jacqueline Mantica Timothy Jones Wilmer Cutler Pickering Vanessa P. Moody Ropes & Gray LLP Choate Hall & Goulston & Storrs PC Sharon Simpson Jones Hale and Dorr LLP Stewart LLP Allison Orpilla Raytheon Company D. Paul Koch, Jr. John T. Morrier Goodwin Procter LLP Carolyn A. Marcotte Casner & Edwards, LLP Sharon V. Jones Finard Properties LLC Barclay Damon, LLP Laura A. Otenti Madelyn Newman Posternak Blankstein Martsyl Joseph Daniel Dongmin Koh Janice G. Marsh Goodwin Procter LLP Morris & Lund LLP Hannah Joseph Jamie Marshall Beck Reed Riden LLP Daniel Kon Kevin Mortimer Sofia Owen Sa’adiyah K. Masoud Goodwin Procter LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Gregory Pakhladzhyan Kimberly J. Joyce Nutter McClennen Ferris, Glovsky Lee & Rivers LLP Eric Kornblum American Student & Fish LLP and Popeo, PC Assistance Kevin Kam Nathaniel R.B. Koslof Mirick O’Connell Sullivan & Worcester LLP

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Hon. Christopher David Rome Jordan Averbach Smith Henry H. Tran Milton Wong J. Panos Douglas B. Rosner* Goodwin Procter LLP Prince Lobel Tye LLP Volunteer Lawyers U.S. Bankruptcy Court Goulston & Storrs PC Mark D. Smith Christina Turgeon Project of the Boston Bar Association Michael Parran Joshua Rovenger Laredo & Smith, LLP Susan Tvrdy Biogen Ropes & Gray LLP Mary B. Snyder Nutter McClennen Michael Wong Lizette Marie David A. Rozenson Biogen & Fish LLP Catherine Xu Perez-Deisboeck DeBorah Sonnenschein Jeffri Uber Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Battery Ventures Adam J. Ruttenberg Ferris, Glovsky Posternak Blankstein Danielle M. Spang Olivia D. Uitto and Popeo, PC Courtney Person & Lund LLP Law Office of Goodwin Procter LLP Kevin Michael Michael Pesa-Fallon Patricia A. Saint James Danielle Spang Al Uluatam Goulston & Storrs PC Yurkerwich Wilmer Tarlow, Breed, Hart Jennifer L. State Street Corporation Cutler Pickering Jessica S. Pettit & Rodgers, PC Spavins Holme Irina Vaglica Hale and Dorr LLP Sun Life Financial Ryan Sakoda Debra A. Squires-Lee Christopher L. Versfelt Amy Andronica Nicholas R. Planty Committee for Public Sherin and Lodgen LLP Goodwin Procter LLP Zuccarello Goodwin Procter LLP Counsel Services Carol A. Starkey Jacob A. Walker Sullivan & Worcester LLP Steven D. Pohl Megan Schaubhut Conn Kavanaugh Block & Leviton LLP Ajay Zutshi Brown Rudnick LLP Christopher K. Schmitt Rosenthal Peisch Goodwin Procter LLP & Ford, LLP Adrienne K. Walker John Cordogan Polley Wilmer Cutler Pickering Mintz, Levin, Cohn, *Designates program Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Kristen A. Stone Ferris, Glovsky planning committee Hale and Dorr LLP Nora Schmitt Office of the and Popeo, PC Massachusetts Zane Polston Verrill Dana LLP Ignacio Walker To see a list of our Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Attorney General Eugenia Schraa Huh Leann Marie Walsh volunteer speakers at the Ferris, Glovsky Meghan Sara BBA this year, please visit Arielle Schwartz Goodwin Procter LLP and Popeo, PC Stubblebine bostonbar.org/speakers Walter B. Prince Jessalyn Schwartz Nutter McClennen Mian R. Wang Prince Lobel Tye LLP Law Office of Christine & Fish LLP Greenberg Traurig, LLP M. Bonardi Stephen Provazza Leslie F. Su Katy E. Ward Wilmer Cutler Pickering Anthony A. Scibelli U.S. Bankruptcy Court Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Hale and Dorr LLP Barclay Damon, LLP Alex Michael Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC Nancy J. Puleo Catherine Scott Sugerman-Brozan Posternak Blankstein Peabody & Arnold LLP Segal Roitman LLP Jennifer Watson & Lund LLP Leanne E. Scott Margaret Suprey Liberty Mutual Group Teresita Ramos John Hancock Ryan J. Swartz Gary M. Weiner Massachusetts Law Financial Services McLane Middleton, Weiner Law Firm, PC Reform Institute Evan R. Segal Professional Association Harvey Weiner Jesse I. Redlener Goodwin Procter LLP Kathryn Terrell Peabody & Arnold LLP Dalton & Finegold, LLP Leah Beth Segal Lisa D. Tingue Richard S. Weitzel Carla Reeves Wilmer Cutler Pickering U.S. Department of MFS Investment Goulston & Storrs PC Hale and Dorr LLP Justice - Office of Management Lucy Reyes Cara Sgobba the U.S. Trustee Allison Love Williard National Labor Shapiro Law Group, PC Chetan Tiwari Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Relations Board Emily Clair Shanahan Erika Lee Todd Kodie Richardson Tarlow, Breed, Hart Arrowood Peters LLP Toby Wilson & Rodgers, PC Robins Kaplan LLP Tali Ann Tomsic Thomas Wilson Stephen D. Riden Mary Sharon Feinman Law Offices Dunn & Wilson Beck Reed Riden LLP Pro Se Debtors Lawrence Wind Bankruptcy Clinic Kelly Towns Adriana Rojas MFS Investment Keri L. Wintle Garzon Bain Capital, LLC Denise M. Shear Management Duane Morris LLP Ostrander Law Office Eneida M. Roman Phong Tran Eneida Roman Richard A. Sheils Harvard Law School Law Office Bowditch & Dewey, LLP

Page 32 Boston Bar Annual Report PREMIER MEMBERS

Barbara S. Accetta Jean E. deValpine Thomas Hospod Elizabeth A. Roberts Paul S. Alpert Lauren Keane Dowley Jennifer Itzkoff Morris N. Robinson Paula M. Bagger Andrew R. Egan Ann K. Lambert Leah A. Rochwarg Peter N. Barnes-Brown Peter B. Farrow Melissa F. Langa William G. Rogerson Richard Bergin Janet Elie Faulkner Marie T. Lee William H. Schmidt Herbert Bohnet Amy Feinman Donald G. Leka Mary H. Schmidt Ryan A. Boland William E. Flanagan Brenda G. Levy Ingrid C. Schroffner Christine Bonardi Michael Fleischer Scott P. Lopez Nicholas J. Scobbo Bernard J. Bonn Evan Fray-Witzer Beirne Lovely William H. Shaevel Steven B. Boris Charles L. Gagnebin Douglas Richard Lovenberg John B. Shevlin Judith Farris Bowman Timothy A. Gagnon David E. Lurie Harvey Silverglate Richard P. Breed Lisa Gallagher John M. Lynch Lisa Sinclair Kenneth P. Brier Richard M. Gelb Arlene Beth Marcus Michael E. Sroczynski Thomas Bright Kathleen M. Genova Marcia J. Mavrides Julie Taylor Phil Brown Jason C. Gish Robert J. McCarron Pamela A. Thomure Richard P. Campbell Ileen Gladstone Edward J. McKenney Karl W. Topor Rachel Churchill Myra M. Gordon Robert E. McLaughlin Christopher J. Valente Leonard F. Clarkin Edmund J. Gorman Gregory E. Moore Mindee Wasserman Brett Corson Steven E. Gurdin Robert E. Moran Barry L. Weisman Hon. Francis T. Crimmins Jeffrey A. Hanley Lawrence B. Morse Arthur W. Young William D. Crowe Jeffrey P. Hart Beth A. Newmark David S. Zimble Kevin B. Currid Richard Heller Karbert S. Ng William A. Zucker Joanne D’Alcomo Katherine A. Hesse Charles F. O’Connell Jonathan Davis Helen Holcomb Karen M. O’Toole Juliet A. Davison Daniel Parsons Holmes Ronald A. Pressman

EVENT SPONSORS

John & Abigail Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Blue Cross and Blue Shield John Hancock Adams Benefit Peisch & Ford, LLP of Massachusetts, Inc. Financial Services Platinum Sponsorship Fidelity Investments Casner & Edwards, LLP Jones Day Ropes & Gray LLP Holland & Knight LLP Cetrulo LLP Jones Kelleher LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Liberty Mutual Group Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP K&L Gates LLP Hale and Dorr LLP Locke Lord LLP Citizens Bank Kenney & Sams, PC McDermott Will & Emery Collora LLP Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Gold Sponsorship Morgan Lewis Cooley LLP Lawson & Weitzen, LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Nixon Peabody LLP Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Goodwin Procter LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Wiest & Garner, PC Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Proskauer Rose LLP DLA Piper LLP NorthPoint Printing Services Glovsky and Popeo, PC Robins Kaplan LLP Donoghue Barrett & Singal, PC Peabody & Arnold LLP Silver Sponsorship Santander Bank, N.A. Foley & Lardner LLP Pepper Hamilton LLP EMC Corporation Sugarman, Rogers, Foley Hoag LLP Pierce Atwood LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Barshak & Cohen, PC Fragomen, Del Rey, Pierce & Mandell, PC Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Raytheon Company Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Participating Sponsorship & Flom LLP and Affiliates Goulston & Storrs PC Rockland Trust Company Anderson & Kreiger LLP Greenberg Traurig, LLP Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, PC Bronze Sponsorship Arrowood Peters LLP Hemenway & Barnes LLP Schwartz Hannum PC Brown Rudnick LLP Bank of America Corporation Hinckley Allen - Legal Department Sherin and Lodgen LLP Burns & Levinson LLP Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP

Page 33 Boston Bar Annual Report EVENT SPONSORS State Street Corporation DLA Piper Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Tarlow, Breed, Hart Steward Health Care Donoghue Barrett & Singal, PC Morrison Mahoney LLP & Rodgers, PC Systems LLC Duff & Phelps Morse, Barnes-Brown Todd & Weld LLP Sullivan & Worcester LLP EMC Corporation & Pendleton, PC USI Affinity Sunstein Kann Murphy Fidelity Investments Murphy & King Verrill Dana LLP & Timbers LLP Fiduciary Trust Murphy, Hesse, Toomey Wilmer Cutler Pickering Todd & Weld LLP Company, Boston & Lehane, LLP Hale and Dorr LLP Verrill Dana LLP First Republic Bank Nelson Mullins Riley & Witmer, Karp, Warner Flik International Scarborough LLP & Ryan LLP Contributing Sponsorship Floyd Advisory, LLC Nixon Peabody LLP Yurko, Salvesen & Remz, PC Beck Reed Riden LLP Foley & Lardner LLP Nolan Sheehan Patten LLP Clements & Pineault, LLP Beacon Award for Foley Hoag LLP Northeastern University CT Corporation Diversity and Inclusion Fragomen, Del Rey, School of Law Davison Law LLC Champion of Diversity Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Laredo & Smith, LLP EMC Corporation Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan LLP O’Connor, Carnathan, Lee & Rivers LLP State Street Corporation Goodwin Procter LLP and Mack LLC Meehan, Boyle, Black Office of the Massachusetts Goulston & Storrs PC Leader of Diversity & Bogdanow, PC Attorney General Greenberg Traurig, LLP Biogen Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Partners HealthCare Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare, Inc. O’Connor, Carnathan, System, Inc. MassMutual Financial Group Hemenway & Barnes LLP and Mack LLC Peabody & Arnold LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Hinckley Allen & Flom LLP and Affiliates Shapiro Haber & Urmy LLP Pepper Hamilton LLP Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Stone, Stone & Creem Pierce & Mandell, PC Partner in Diversity Holland & Knight LLP Wolters Kluwer Pierce Atwood LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP JAMS Posternak Blankstein Annual Meeting Luncheon DLA Piper LLP Jones Day & Lund LLP Alix Partners Holland & Knight LLP K&L Gates LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Arrowood Peters LLP Locke Lord LLP Kenney & Sams, PC Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster Association of Magistrates Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Raytheon Company & Assistant Clerks Glovsky and Popeo, PC Kroll Robins Kaplan LLP Barclay Damon, LLP Morgan Lewis LLP Laredo & Smith, LLP Robinson & Cole LLP Beck Reed Riden LLP Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Rockland Trust Company Biogen Prince Lobel Tye LLP Liberty Mutual Group Ropes & Gray LLP Ropes & Gray LLP Blue Cross and Blue Shield Locke Lord LLP of Massachusetts, Inc. Rose, Chinitz & Rose Looney Cohen & Aisenberg LLP Supporter of Diversity Boston Redevelopment RSM US LLP Lubin & Meyer, PC Burns & Levinson LLP Authority Sally & Fitch LLP Mackie Shea, PC Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Brown Rudnick LLP Santander Bank, N.A. Massachusetts Bar Association Wiest & Garner, PC Burns & Levinson LLP Shapiro Law Group, PC Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Foley Hoag LLP Casner & Edwards, LLP Sherin and Lodgen LLP Massachusetts Port Authority Goodwin Procter LLP Cetrulo LLP Sidley Austin LLP MassHousing Goulston & Storrs PC Charles River Associates Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher MassMutual Financial Group Greenberg Traurig, LLP Choate Hall & Stewart LLP & Flom LLP and Affiliates McCarter & English, LLP Hinckley Allen Ciampa Fray-Witzer LLP Smith Duggan Buell & Rufo LLP McDermott Will & Emery Hinshaw & Culbertson, LLP Citizens Bank StoneTurn Group LLP McLane Middleton, Jones Day Collora LLP Suffolk County District Professional Association Attorney’s Office Proskauer Rose LLP Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Meehan, Boyle, Black Robins Kaplan LLP Peisch & Ford, LLP Sugarman & Sugarman, PC & Bogdanow, PC Seyfarth Shaw LLP Coverys Sugarman, Rogers, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Barshak & Cohen, PC Wilmer Cutler Pickering Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Glovsky and Popeo, PC Hale and Dorr LLP Wiest & Garner, PC Sullivan & Worcester LLP Mirick O’Connell Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, PC Sunstein Kann Murphy Morgan Lewis & Timbers LLP Day Pitney LLP

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Casino Night for EMC Corporation Peabody & Arnold LLP Supporting Sponsorship Summer Jobs Evidox Corporation Pepper Hamilton LLP Anderson & Kreiger LLP Ace Sponsorship Feldman Land Surveyors Pierce & Mandell, PC Arrowood Peters LLP Blue Cross and Blue Shield Fidelity Investments Pierce Atwood LLP Beck Reed Riden LLP of Massachusetts, Inc. Floyd Advisory, LLC Posternak Blankstein Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Eastern Bank & Lund LLP Foley & Lardner LLP Collora LLP EMC Corporation PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Foley Hoag LLP Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Evidox Corporation Prince Lobel Tye LLP Wiest & Garner, PC Fragomen, Del Rey, Hemenway & Barnes LLP Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Proskauer Rose LLP Day Pitney LLP Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster Donoghue Barrett & Singal, PC King Sponsorship Gesmer Updegrove LLP Goodwin Procter LLP Robins Kaplan LLP Duane Morris LLP Anderson & Kreiger LLP Robinson & Cole LLP Eastern Bank Arrowood Peters LLP Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLP Ropes & Gray LLP EMC Corporation Floyd Advisory, LLC Goulston & Storrs PC Rose, Chinitz & Rose Foley Hoag LLP FTI Consulting Greenberg Traurig, LLP Rosenfeld Rafik & Sullivan, PC Greenberg Traurig, LLP Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare, Inc. RSM US LLP Hermes, Netburn, LeClairRyan HAYSTACKID, LLC Sally & Fitch LLP O’Connor & Spearing P.C Meehan, Boyle, Black Santander Bank, N.A. Holland & Knight LLP & Bogdanow, PC Hemenway & Barnes LLP Seyfarth Shaw LLP Jackson Lewis PC Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Hinckley Allen Sherin and Lodgen LLP Key Discovery Morningside Translations Holland & Knight LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Laredo & Smith, LLP Schwartz Hannum PC JAMS K&L Gates LLP & Flom LLP and Affiliates McCarter & English, LLP Steward Health Care Meehan, Boyle, Black Law Day Dinner Krokidas & Bluestein LLP Systems LLC & Bogdanow, PC Anderson & Kreiger LLP Laredo & Smith, LLP StoneTurn Group LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Arrowood Peters LLP LeClairRyan Suffolk County District Glovsky and Popeo, PC Legal Services Center of Barclay Damon, LLP Attorney’s Office Murphy & King Harvard Law School Beck Reed Riden LLP Sugarman, Rogers, Nixon Peabody LLP LibbyHoopes, PC Berkeley Research Group LLC Barshak & Cohen, PC Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Littler Mendelson, PC Blue Cross and Blue Shield Sullivan & Worcester LLP O’Brien & Levine Court of Massachusetts, Inc. Locke Lord LLP Sunstein Kann Murphy Reporting Services LPL Financial LLC Boston Private Bank & Trust Co. & Timbers LLP Prince Lobel Tye LLP Massachusetts Bar Association Brown Rudnick LLP Todd & Weld LLP Robins Kaplan LLP Massachusetts Black Burns & Levinson LLP Tufts Health Plan Sugarman, Rogers, Lawyers Association Casner & Edwards, LLP Verrill Dana LLP Barshak & Cohen, PC Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Cetrulo LLP White and Williams LLP Sunstein Kann Murphy Charles River Associates McLane Middleton, & Timbers LLP Professional Association Wilmer Cutler Pickering Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Hale and Dorr LLP Law School Sponsorship Collora LLP Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow, PC Witmer, Karp, Warner Boston University Conn Kavanaugh & Ryan LLP Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, School of Law Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP Glovsky and Popeo, PC Pairings: A Gourmet Northeastern University CT Corporation Morgan Lewis Evening for Public Service School of Law Wolters Kluwer University of Massachusetts Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Presenting Sponsor Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, School of Law Morrison Mahoney LLP Wiest & Garner, PC Wilmer Cutler Pickering Murphy & King Hale and Dorr LLP Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, PC Nelson Mullins Riley & Demeo, LLP Benefiting Sponsor Scarborough LLP DLA Piper Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP Nixon Peabody LLP Donnelly, Conroy & Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Nolan Sheehan Patten LLP Gelhaar, LLP McDermott Will & Emery Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Donoghue Barrett & Singal, PC Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Partners HealthCare Duff & Phelps & Flom LLP and Affiliates System, Inc.

Page 35 Boston Bar Annual Report OF B EST OST E B ON H L T A W + SPONSORS

The Boston Bar Association’s Growing List of Partners Supporting Excellence in the Profession, Access to Justice, Diversity & Inclusion and Serving the Boston Community

LAW FIRM SPONSORS 30+ years: Ropes & Gray LLP  Goodwin  Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP  Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC  Locke Lord LLP  Goulston & Storrs PC  Brown Rudnick LLP  Morgan Lewis 20+ years: Foley Hoag LLP  Choate Hall & Stewart LLP  Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP  Nixon Peabody LLP  Rackemann, Sawyer & Brew- ster  Robinson & Cole LLP  Sherin and Lodgen LLP  Collora LLP  Yurko, Salvensen & Remz, PC 15+ years: Burns & Levin- son LLP  Sullivan & Worcester  Peabody & Arnold LLP  Todd & Weld LLP  Hemenway & Barnes LLP  Day Metro Pitney LLP  Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, PC  Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP  Murphy & King, PC  Donnelly, Conroy & Gelhaar, LLP  Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, PC  Gesmer Updegrove LLP  Hol- land & Knight LLP  Duane Morris LLP 10+ years: DLA Piper LLP  Hinckley Allen  Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP  Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP  Anderson & Kreiger LLP  Verrill Dana LLP  Shilepsky Hartley MichonNational Robb 5+ years: Greenberg Traurig, LLP  Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP  Casner & Edwards, LLP  Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP  Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, PC  Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, PC  Robins Kaplan LLP  Jones Day  Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP  Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner, PC  Sugarman and Sugarman, PC  Pierce Atwood LLP  Rose, Chinitz & Rose  Schwartz Hannum PC IN-HOUSE LEGAL DEPARTMENTS EMC Corporation  Global Partners HealthCare System, Inc.  Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc.  Haemonetics Corpora- tion  State Street Corporation  Coverys GOVERNMENT Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General  Office of the Corporation Counsel of the City of Boston Boston Redevelopment Authority  Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection  Office of Labor Relations of the City of Boston In-House  Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources  Committee for Public Counsel Services NON-PROFITS Greater Boston Legal Services  The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice  Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Bos- ton Bar Association  Legal Advocacy and Resource Center  Massachusetts LegalGovernment Assis- tance Corporation  Medical Legal Partnership | Boston  Community Legal Services and Counseling Center  Veterans Legal Services  Mass Housing LAW SCHOOLS New England Law | Boston  Boston University School of Law  Suffolk University Law School  Boston College Law School  Northeastern University School of Law WELCOME TO... Non-Profit Prince Lobel Tye LLP  Posternak Blankstein & Lund LLP  Pepper Hamilton LLP  Kotin, Crabtree & Strong, LLP  Krokidas & Bluestein LLP  Saul Ewing LLP  McLane Law Firm  Pierce & Mandell, PC  Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA  Atwood & Cherny, PC  Witmer, Karp, Warner & Ryan LLP  Arrowood Peters LLP  BerlutiLaw McLaughlin & Kutchin SchoolsLLP  Chu, Ring & Hazel LLP  Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow, PC  Strang, Scott, Giroux & Young, LLP  O’Connor, Carnathan, and Mack LLC  Beck Reed Riden LLP  Looney Cohen & Aisenberg LLP  Mackie Shea, PC  Blake & Associ- ates  Barclay Damon LLP  Laredo & Smith, LLP  Rosenfeld Rafik & Sullivan, PC Stone, Stone & Creem  Donoghue Barrett & Singal, PC  Dwyer LLC  White and Williams LLP  Gardner & Rosenberg PC  Pannone Lopes Deveraux & West LLC  Beveridge & Diamond PC  Tennant Lubell LLC  Fisher & Phillips LLP  Margolis & Bloom, LLP