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Our Commitment

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“Baker & McKenzie lawyers and staff are committed to providing service to the communities in which we live and practice. We embrace this commitment through direct legal service to the disadvantaged and underserved and through other volunteerism activities throughout the world. We are very proud of this work.”

– John Conroy, Chairman of the Baker & McKenzie Executive Committee

Core Value

We value our communities. We support and encourage the active involvement of our people in pro bono and community service.

– From the Baker & McKenzie core value statement

The Rewards of Giving
Our Pro Bono and Community Service Contributions

All around the world, Baker & McKenzie lawyers and professionals embrace opportunities to help others through pro bono legal services, community service and volunteerism, fund-raising and charitable giving.

As a Firm, our primary focus is on providing legal assistance to individuals who otherwise could not afford access to the justice system and to organizations that help those unable to help themselves. Our broad range of legal knowledge and experience enables us to handle a variety of legal matters, while our global presence allows us to help organizations with needs that cross borders or require familiarity with a variety of cultures and legal systems.

The activities of our offices are as diverse as our Firm. We contribute in areas such as children’s rights, immigration and asylum, the arts, the environment, housing and poverty, and health and wellness. We also work with our clients to help them create and implement their own pro bono and community service programs.

Learn more about our pro bono and community service activities: 

You may also download a copy of our global pro bono and community service brochure.
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