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Miller Canfield Attorneys Recognized by Detroit Bar Association for Outstanding Pro Bono Service
Miller Canfield is proud to announce that 12 of the firm’s attorneys have been honored by the Detroit Bar Association for their exceptional pro bono service over the past year.
The DBA recognizes members who contribute at least 30 hours of pro bono work during the year. This year’s honorees from Miller Canfield are:
- Matthew Allen
- Megan Baxter-Labut
- Kimberly Berger
- Thomas Cranmer
- Christopher Dutot
- Lawrence Garcia
- James Johnson
- Megan Norris
- Wendolyn Richards
- Corrine Rockoff
- Sydney Rohlicek
- Sydney Wright
Three attorneys—Thomas Cranmer, Matthew Allen, and James Johnson—each donated more than 100 hours of pro bono time.
“All of our honorees embody our firm’s long-standing commitment to ensuring access to justice,” Miller Canfield CEO Michael Palizzi said. “Their generosity and talent make a real difference for individuals and organizations in need.”
The attorneys were recognized at the Detroit Bar Association’s Archer Service Award Gala.
The list of recognized attorneys reflects DBA members who met the association’s criteria. It does not encompass all Miller Canfield lawyers who contributed more than 30 hours of pro bono service during the period.