Our Citizenship journey through Continental Europe
The reasons why we get involved in Citizenship activities are manifold.
Overview
Everyone at the firm is asked to volunteer at least 25 hours each year as part of normal work duties, and our lawyers devote more than 100,000 hours every year to pro bono matters. The firm's Empowering Girls and Women Initiative challenges us to focus much of our Citizenship activity on empowering, advancing, and protecting the rights of girls and women. We invest our time, talents, and resources in the places where we live and work, and across our global community.
Pro Bono
Expanding treatment options in D.C.
After five years of dedicated advocacy, we recently celebrated two significant milestones that will pave the way for Capital Clubhouse to open its doors.
Awards shine a light on the Barefoot College Solar Mamas
With our partners Barefoot College we were recognised at the Global Good Sustainability Awards in London receiving Gold ...
Awards and recognitions
2018 & 2019
Community Investment | Hogan Lovells Is Sole Law Firm to Win Spot in Points of Light Civic 50 List
2017
Pro Bono | ASPC's Corporate Social Responsibility Report Awards
2017
Pro Bono | Lawyer Awards Pro Bono Initiative of the Year for Empowering Girls and Women Initiative
