Several large Pennsylvania-based law firms devoted notably more time to pro bono work in 2016, according to a report released this week by The American Lawyer.
In a year when pro bono hours ticked upward nationally among firms participating the survey, Pennsylvania firms also saw a slight increase overall, from 48.7 hours per lawyer to 53.4, based on The American Lawyer’s data.
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