Foley Hoag LLP has been named to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 2019 Pro Bono Honor Roll for legal organizations. The firm was among only 8 law firms to be recognized on the 2019 Honor Roll, and has been included each year since the program's inception in 2010.
In addition, 55 Foley Hoag attorneys have been named to the 2019 Pro Bono Individual Attorney Honor Roll and High Honor Roll lists. Administered by the Supreme Judicial Court Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services, the Pro Bono Honor Rolls annually recognize those who meet the criteria for a certain number of pro bono hours during the designated time period. Attorneys on the list receive “Honors” for performing 50 or more hours of pro bono work or “High Honors” for performing over 100 hours.
Foley Hoag attorneys recognized this year include:
High Honor Roll: Nicholas Anastasi, Neil Austin, Yoni Bard, Stephen Bartlett, Michael Boudett, Kelly Caiazzo, Rebecca Cazabon, Rachel Davidson, Kristyn B. DeFilipp, Caroline Donovan, Christian Garcia, Michael Glanz, Alexander Gray, Christopher Hart, Tad Heuer, Rachel Hutchinson, Joshua Jarvis, Michael Keating, Paul Kim, Aaron Lang, Andrew Loewenstein, Andrew London, Joanna McDonough, Ned Melanson, Matthew Miller, Anthony Mirenda, Christopher Modlish, Martin Murphy, Emily Nash, Erin Olesen, Madeleine Rodriguez, Ethan Severance and Colin Zick.
Honor Roll: Samuel Bauer, Kathleen Brill, Brian Carey, Jacqueline Chavez, Euripides Dalmanieras, Peter Ellis, Kevin Fitzgerald, Michael Hoven, Nicole Kinsley, Erin Klein, Richard Maidman, Jeremy Meisinger, Shaida Mirmazaheri, Chasse Osborn, Mark Potash, Leah Rizkallah, Nicholas Romanos, Michael Rosen, Caroline Samp, Stephen Stich, Nicholas Theodorou and Adam Wade.
The firm and its attorneys on the Honor Rolls were recognized at the annual Adams Awards, held by the SJC’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services, on October 28, 2020.
