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April 24, 2009

Prominent Washington Lawyers Raise Money for Legal Clinic

A low-key but intense fund-raising campaign led by partners at several high-powered Washington law firms kept a city nonprofit that provides legal services for the homeless afloat, The Washington Post reports.

In six weeks, the lawyers raised nearly $200,000 from some 330 lawyers to help the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless close a 40-percent deficit.

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