Foley Hoag Partner Christopher Feudo Receives 2024 Dr. Brenner Award from De Novo Center for Justice and Healing
September 25, 2024
Foley Hoag LLP partner Christopher Feudo is the recipient of the De Novo Center for Justice and Healing’s 2024 Dr. Brenner Award. Feudo was recognized for his leadership, pro bono work and commitment to volunteerism at De Novo’s annual Volunteer Appreciation Event on September 24, 2024.
The Brenner Award is named in honor of Dr. Joseph H. Brenner, a psychiatrist and social justice advocate who founded De Novo in 1970, and his personal commitment to living a life of service. Foley Hoag has partnered with De Novo on pro bono matters for over 20 years. The award is given annually in recognition of an individual or organization who embody his spirit of volunteerism and inspire others to engage in volunteer service.
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