The North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center inducted 32 McGuireWoods lawyers into its 2019 North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society. According to the PBRC, these lawyers each provided 50 or more hours of pro bono legal services in 2019, thus meeting the aspirational threshold set by the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct.
The full list of 2019 inductees included 520 lawyers who provided pro bono legal services to North Carolinians living in poverty. Each member receives a certificate of recognition from the Supreme Court of North Carolina.
“Pro bono lawyers are a crucial resource for those North Carolinians who cannot afford legal services,” said PBRC director Sylvia Novinsky in a press release announcing the inductees. “I am inspired by the volunteer spirit of the North Carolina bar highlighted by pro bono reporting. The growing list of attorneys recognized by the North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society serves as a symbol to other attorneys that finding time to volunteer is doable.”
The 32 McGuireWoods inductees are as follows.
Charlotte
Stephen David Allred
A. Carter Arey
Brian D. Barger
Adam S. Coto
Ann Terrell Dorsett
Michael F. Easley Jr.
Stephanie Kay Briggs Evans
Anita M. Foss
Jasmine K. Gardner
Adam J. Greene
Mary K. Grob
Karen M. Hinkley
Ellison G. Johnstone
Mark W. Kinghorn
Heryka R. Knoespel
Naho Kobayashi
Bradley R. Kutrow
Harrison L. Marshall Jr.
Zachary L. McCamey
T. Richmond McPherson
Andrew R. Parrish
Benjamin M. Petitto
Robert Hugh Pryor
Ethridge B. Ricks
Peggy Thies
W. Kent Walker Jr.
Brian M. Weynand
Angela H. Zimmern
Raleigh
Lawrence J. Cameron
Charles D. Case
Henry L. Kitchin Jr.
Jocelyn Mitnaul Mallette