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Milbank Pro Bono Counsel On Leading By Example - Vimarsana News

Milbank Pro Bono Counsel On Leading By Example

Milbank LLP attorneys logged more than 54,000 hours of pro bono work across the firm's 12 offices worldwide in 2023, with 96% of its lawyers in the U.S. volunteering their time. According to Anthony Perez Cassino, the firm's pro bono counsel, it's a commitment to public service work that starts at the top.

Source: law360.com
Perlmutter Center For Legal Justice at Cardozo Law Join 69 Exonerees in Amicus for Damien Echols' Right to DNA Test - US Politics Today - Vimarsana News

Perlmutter Center For Legal Justice at Cardozo Law Join 69 Exonerees in Amicus for Damien Echols' Right to DNA Test - US Politics Today

Arkansas Supreme Court to Rule on Appeal of Circuit Court Decision Denying Echols Right To DNA Testing

Ike Perlmutter's Justice League Frees Its First Prisoner - Vimarsana News

Ike Perlmutter's Justice League Frees Its First Prisoner

Earlier this year, Bleeding Cool reported that Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter, his wife Laura, and the Perlmutter Foundation had donated $15 million to

PERLMUTTER CENTER FOR LEGAL JUSTICE'S FIRST CLIENT, BRUCE BRYANT, GRANTED CLEMENCY - Vimarsana News

PERLMUTTER CENTER FOR LEGAL JUSTICE'S FIRST CLIENT, BRUCE BRYANT, GRANTED CLEMENCY

BRYANT HAS SERVED 30 YEARS IN PRISON AND BECOMES ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE Perlmutter Center Continues to Seek Bruce Bryant's Exoneration

How do you build trust with incarcerated clients? Exonerated jailhouse lawyer has ideas - Vimarsana News

How do you build trust with incarcerated clients? Exonerated jailhouse lawyer has ideas

Attorneys often expect incarcerated clients to lie and vice versa, says Derrick Hamilton, who served more than 20 years of a second-degree murder sentence. Those outlooks don’t help build good attorney-client relationships, according to Hamilton, who now works with students at the Yeshiva University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law’s Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice.