After the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, attorneys in Newtown and across the state promised to assist the town and the victims’ families any way they could.
So far, one major contribution has been to help manage the money from donations that have poured into the town from across the country. Rob Morris, chairman of Pullman & Comley, is the pro bono counsel for the My Sandy Hook Family Fund, which has so far raised $1.4 million for family members of victims of the December massacre.
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