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Attorneys Recognized for Pro Bono Advocacy
June 9, 2015
Robins Kaplan LLP is pleased to announce that several firm attorneys have been named "North Star Attorneys" by the Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA). The MSBA offers this recognition to members who have devoted more than 50 hours of their time to pro bono causes over the previous year.
The "North Star Attorney" recognition is a reflection of our firm’s dedication and commitment to assisting those in need of legal representation. At Robins Kaplan LLP, we expect each of our lawyers, whether partner, associate, or other, to find time each year to provide pro bono services. Since 2008, more than 7 percent of our total attorney billable time was contributed to pro bono causes.
- Anne M. Lockner
- Annie Huang
- Benjamen C. Linden
- Benjamin D. Steinberg
- Brandon E. Vaughn
- Bryan J. Mechell
- Christine S. Yun Sauer
- Denise S. Rahne
- Eric J. Magnuson
- Jeffrey S. Gleason
- Michael D. Reif
- Patricia Yoedicke
- Patrick M. Arenz
- Peter C. Ihrig
- Philip Sieff
- Richard B. Allyn
- Ryan W. Marth
- Stephen P. Safranski
- Thomas C. Mahlum
- Thomas F. Berndt
- Thomas L. Hamlin
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