Todd Norbitz seized the chance to transform an informal commitment to pro bono into an organized and effective program when Foley & Lardner absorbed 12-attorney boutique Friedman, Wang & Bleiberg to form its New York office in 2004.
Norbitz, who had been a partner at Friedman Wang, reached out to pro bono clients and contacted public interest groups.
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