BASF lawyers are encouraged, from the top down, to devote time to pro bono, and the law department's innovative programs help facilitate effective application of resources where they're needed.
June 12, 2014 at 10:15 AM
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Melanie Brown doesn’t do pro bono work to get awards—she does it because she’s always been committed to helping others. BASF’s assistant general counsel and her colleagues do, however, garner kudos for their volunteer work.
Brown, a chemist by training and patent attorney by trade, says pro bono work has made her something of an expert in nonprofit law as well.
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