Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP is pleased to announce that 100% of its full-time U.S. lawyers participated in pro bono projects for the fifteenth consecutive year. Globally, the firm contributed 51,752 total pro bono hours, donated by more than 800 attorneys and staff around the world, during the recent fiscal year ending on March 31.

“Our firm as a whole is motivated and committed to serving the communities in which we live and work, and because of this dedication we are able to give back in a robust and meaningful way,” said Hunton Andrews Kurth Managing Partner Sam Danon. “Pro bono service is one of our core values and this 100% achievement is a testament to our collective efforts to help provide those in need access to legal representation.” 

Hunton Andrews Kurth has prioritized a commitment to providing pro bono services since its founding in 1901. The firm encourages individual dedication to providing legal representation to those in need within our communities, whether it is through local projects or partnerships with clients. As evidence of the firm’s emphasis on and commitment to pro bono, associates and paralegals receive billable hour credits for up to 100 hours of pro bono time. Additionally, this year marks 31 continuous years of meeting or exceeding the Pro Bono Institute's Law Firm Pro Bono Challenge of donating at least three percent of its annual billable hours to pro bono service.

About Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

With lawyers in the United States, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP serves clients across a broad range of complex transactional, litigation and regulatory matters. We are known for our strength in the energy, financial services, real estate, and retail and consumer products industries, as well as our considerable experience in more than 100 distinct areas of practice, including privacy and cybersecurity, intellectual property, environmental, and mergers and acquisitions. Our full-service litigation practice is one of the largest in the country, with particular depth in key litigation markets such as Texas, California, Florida and the Mid-Atlantic.