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PRO BONO WORK HELPS DEFINE KATTEN







        Each year, our Pro Bono Annual Review offers a glimpse into who we are. It reflects not only what we’ve
        accomplished over the last year, but also what we value. At Katten, pro bono work is not peripheral to our
        practice; it is central to our culture, inseparable from our identity and has shaped the firm we are today.



        We are proud of the pro bono represen-  The firm’s pro bono practice is a shared   This report celebrates everyone who
        tation highlighted in this annual report   endeavor that brings together attorneys   contributed to this year’s pro bono
        and of our attorneys’ and business pro-  and business professionals across   efforts, including those who led and sup-
        fessionals’  dedication  to  the  people   offices,  geographies  and  disciplines.  It   ported complex matters, navigated
        we’ve helped along the way. We do this   reinforces the legal know-how we bring   transactional hurdles, staffed immigra-
        work  because  it  is  what’s  right,  and   to the table, and reminds us that the   tion support clinics, partnered with com-
        because standing beside an individual or   tools of our profession can extend access   munity organizations, and dedicated
        organization as we help them achieve a   to justice and further public good. Pro   their time and attention. The firm’s com-
        better future is the greatest reward. The   bono connects our daily practice to the   mitment to pro bono keeps our culture
        matters that follow showcase clients   principles that led us to the legal profes-  strong and our values clear.
        who found stability, a fair chance or a new   sion  in  the  first  place,  while  deepening
                                                                                    We look ahead with the same commit-
        start through our pro bono support.    our sense of purpose.
                                                                                    ment that you’ll read about in these pages.
                                                                                    By continuing to take on matters that
                                                                                    challenge us, sharpen our skills and make
                                                                                    tangible differences in people’s lives, we
                                                                                    honor the best of our profession.
                                     Gil Soffer, Chairman













        PRO BONO COMMITTEE


        Charlotte                            Los Angeles                           New York
        Lindsey L. Smith, Partner            Scott C. Cutrow, Partner              Karen Artz Ash, Partner

        Chicago                              Leah E.A. Solomon, Counsel            Washington, DC
        Chad R. Doobay, Partner              Joel R. Weiner, Partner               Ally Jordan, Associate
        Dallas                               London                                Sean S. Wooden, Partner
        Michaela C. Crocker, Partner         Charlotte Sallabank, Partner








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