New Jersey firms showed improvement in their dedication to volunteer work, though there’s plenty of room for further gains, a recent survey of national pro bono work at large firms shows.
In-state firms all climbed the rankings from last year’s survey, improving their overall scores in the process. The survey—compiled by The American Lawyer, a sibling publication—accounts for pro bono work performed in 2013.
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