Law Practice
Nov. 18, 2008
Making Pro Bono Work at Large Law Firms
Jayne Fleming is full-time pro bono counsel at Reed Smith, a position she worked to create after spending several years balancing free work with billable cases.
Daily Journal Staff Writer Jayne Fleming has a window office overlooking Lake Merritt in Oakland. She travels for work, nationally and abroad. She makes six figures a year. Her clients don't pay a dime. Fleming is full-time pro bono counsel at Reed Smith, a position she worked to create after spending several years balancing free work with billable cases. Earlier this year, she won asylum for a young man from Kazakhstan ...
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