Back in 2000, Peter A. Gutermann was general counsel for Pratt & Whitney and was looking for pro bono projects for himself and his fellow corporate counsel. But opportunities were difficult to find.
“[Corporate counsel] weren’t really out in the community doing pro bono activities,” Gutermann recalled. “I was more involved in voluntary activities with church and family. I didn’t see much opportunity for in-house pro bono work.”
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