Benjamin Vaughan Named One of 2025’s Best LGBTQ+ Lawyers Under 40 by the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association
April 22, 2025
Please join us in congratulating associate Benjamin Vaughan, who was named one of 2025’s 40 Best LGBTQ+ Lawyers Under 40 by the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association. Each year, the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association recognizes the leading legal professionals under 40 years old who have distinguished themselves in their field and who have demonstrated a profound commitment to LGBTQ+ equality. Ben is a member of Foley Hoag’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, a former co-chair of the Foley Hoag PRISM (LGBTQ+) Affinity Group, Chair of the Legal Advisory Council for LGBT+VC, and is an active member of OUTbio, OUT In Climate, and the Massachusetts and New York LGBTQ Bar Associations. We are proud to see his hard work and commitment recognized nationally.
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