Daniel Cantor, left, and John Freedman, right, of Arnold & Porter.
Describe your firm’s philosophy on pro bono service.
Arnold & Porter’s philosophy of pro bono is simple: everyone should have equal access to justice, and our society should be governed by the rule of law. To that end, all of our lawyers are encouraged to spend 15% of their time on pro bono work. We represent not only sympathetic clients but also those who may be unpopular and for whom the vindication of civil rights and justice is most elusive. —Dan Cantor
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