For Volunteers of Legal Service’s 35th Anniversary, we recognized three outstanding leaders who came together for a special conversation about pro bono legal service, as New Yorkers are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and to the urgent calls for racial justice. The panel was facilitated by Michele Coleman Mayes (The New York Public Library), and included honorees Sheila S. Boston (Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP), Bettina B. Plevan (Proskauer Rose LLP), and Kate Oberlies O’Leary (General Electric Company). Video by Veekast.
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