Calloway And Frost is pleased to recognize a meaningful milestone within the legal community that reflects values our firm and our clients share. On June 16, 2026, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP announced that it had been named to the Public Interest Law Initiative's (PILI) 2026 Pro Bono Recognition Roster, joining a select group of firms honored for significant pro bono commitments. This recognition highlights the ongoing role that private law firms play in expanding access to justice for individuals, families, and communities who might otherwise go without legal representation.
As part of its continued involvement with PILI, Hinshaw & Culbertson served as an Advocate Sponsor at PILI's Annual Pro Bono Reception, held on June 24, 2026. The reception provides an opportunity for the legal community to acknowledge firms, corporations, and individuals whose contributions help make legal services more widely available. Sponsorship at this level reflects a sustained commitment to the mission of broadening access to justice, and it signals to clients and peers alike that pro bono service is treated as an integral part of a firm's professional responsibility.
Since 2010, PILI has recognized law firms and corporations that help ensure individuals, families, and communities in need receive legal services throughout Illinois. Over the years, this program has become an important marker of a firm's investment in public interest work, offering clients and the broader community a clearer view of which organizations are dedicating meaningful resources to those who lack access to counsel.
At Calloway And Frost, we view industry recognitions of this kind as an important reminder of the profession's shared duty to serve. Many of our clients specifically seek out firms that demonstrate a genuine commitment to community service and public interest work, and announcements like this one from Hinshaw & Culbertson underscore that such priorities remain central to today's legal marketplace. We are pleased to spotlight this achievement and celebrate the collective effort that pro bono programs represent.
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