Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC has been named to the State Bar of Michigan’s 2017 Pro Bono Circle of Excellence at the Excellence Level.
The award honors lawyers’ contributions of pro bono service and the firms whose lawyers have demonstrated compliance with the Pro Bono Voluntary Standard set by the State Bar. Howard & Howard was recognized at the Excellence Level. This distinction is reserved for law firms/corporations of two or more attorneys with 100 percent aggregate contributions at the Bro Bono Voluntary Standard level of 30 hours or $300 per attorney average in financial donations. These contributions support access to justice efforts for low-income individuals and families in Michigan.
Founded in 1869, Howard & Howard is a full-service law firm with a national and international practice that provides legal services to businesses and business owners. The firm has offices in Michigan (Ann Arbor and Royal Oak); Illinois (Chicago and Peoria); Las Vegas, Nevada; and Los Angeles, California. Howard & Howard’s major areas of practice include: bankruptcy and creditors’ rights; business and corporate; commercial litigation; employee benefits; environmental; estate planning; franchising; intellectual property; labor, employment and immigration; mergers and acquisitions; real estate; securities; and tax.
- Posted September 04, 2017
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Firm named to SBM 2017 Pro Bono Circle of Excellence
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