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November 6, 2020
Sugarman Rogers congratulates Gwen Nolan King for being named to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 2019 Pro Bono Honor Roll. The Honor Roll each year recognizes law firms, solo practitioners, in-house corporate counsel offices, government legal offices, non-profit organizations, and law school faculties that certify that they have performed a minimum number of hours of approved pro bono legal services during the previous calendar year, and law students who have done so during their law school careers. This year an Honor Roll for Individual Attorneys was introduced, awarding honors to those attorneys who performed at least 50 hours of pro bono legal services in the previous calendar year. Honorees were recognized at the annual Adams Awards, held by the SJC’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services, on October 28.
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Sugarman Rogers attorney Gwen Nolan King named to Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 2019 Pro Bono Honor Roll |
Date: November 6, 2020 |
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Gwen Nolan King |
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Sugarman Rogers congratulates Gwen Nolan King for being named to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 2019 Pro Bono Honor Roll. The Honor Roll each year recognizes law firms, solo practitioners, in-house corporate counsel offices, government legal offices, non-profit organizations, and law school faculties that certify that they have performed a minimum number of hours of approved pro bono legal services during the previous calendar year, and law students who have done so during their law school careers. This year an Honor Roll for Individual Attorneys was introduced, awarding honors to those attorneys who performed at least 50 hours of pro bono legal services in the previous calendar year. Honorees were recognized at the annual Adams Awards, held by the SJC’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services, on October 28.
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