Law Society of Hong Kong Applauds Latham’s Commitment to Pro Bono Work
The firm was honored at the Law Society of Hong Kong’s Pro Bono and Community Work Recognition Programme.
Public Service Counsel, Director of Global Pro Bono
Laura Atkinson-Hope directs the firm’s worldwide pro bono practice and guides Latham’s Pro Bono Committee across the firm’s 30 offices, developing strategic engagements in support of global humanitarian causes.
Under her leadership, Latham practices in nearly every area of public interest law and is one of the world’s largest providers of free legal services. Since 2000, the firm has provided more than 4 million hours of pro bono services to underserved individuals and families and the nonprofit sector.
Among her recent signature initiatives, Laura led the firm’s response to the Afghanistan evacuation and COVID-relief efforts.
Laura serves on the Advisory Board of the International Refugee Assistance Project, the National Pro Bono Strategic Advisory Group for KIND, and completed a term on the Executive Committee of the Association of Pro Bono Counsel. She is also a member of Law360’s Access to Justice Editorial Advisory Board.
Laura joined the firm’s New York office as an associate in the Finance Department in 2013 and has served in progressive roles on Latham’s global pro bono leadership team since 2015.
The firm was honored at the Law Society of Hong Kong’s Pro Bono and Community Work Recognition Programme.
For the third year in a row, Bloomberg Law has recognized the firm’s pro bono work, including our role in advising the Emmett Till Interpretive Center and securing a precedent-setting victory for US veterans.
Latham was honored by Texas Appleseed for the firm’s commitment to pro bono efforts.