Donna Peel stepped away from her position in the antitrust division at the U.S. Department of Justice in 2004 to focus on raising her young children.
She always planned to return to the practice of law. But Peel never expected that during her career break she would start an organization that helps stay-at-home parents like her plug into pro bono agencies as a way to keep their legal skills sharp. Of course, that’s exactly what happened.
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