Microsoft attorneys represent mothers seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. Here, a Honduran mother surrenders after illegally crossing into the U.S. (Photo: David J. Phillip/AP)
Microsoft Chief Legal Officer Hossein Nowbar said that while pro bono service may only require a few hours of time, it can have a lifetime impact for the individuals who receive it and the volunteers who provide it.
Now in its 20th year, the Microsoft Corporate, External & Legal Affairs department’s Pro Bono Program has donated about 60,000 pro bono hours.
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