Pro bono legal services and community service are key components of the culture at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck. Our firm was built on a foundation of giving back, and we expect every attorney who joins our firm to support that commitment. 

Through our pro bono work, Brownstein attorneys have touched the lives of myriad individuals and organizations who could not otherwise afford superior, quality legal representation. We participate in monthly low-income legal clinics. Our attorneys provide advice and counsel to more than 70 nonprofit partners in our communities. We advocate for abused and neglected children who are stuck in the morass of the foster care system, and children dealing with immigration issues. We represent victims of domestic violence to obtain personal protection orders. We fight to keep low-income children in schools by providing counsel at expulsion hearings. And we participate in large public interest and civil rights litigation matters with the potential to impact thousands.

Our lawyers and staff devoted more than 10,000 hours to pro bono work in 2013, 2014 and 2015. We are a signatory to the Pro Bono Institute’s Law Firm Pro Bono Challenge. Our Denver office has pledged to commit an average of 50 pro bono hours per lawyer, per year to the Colorado Supreme Court. Brownstein's pro bono practice moves up every year on The American Lawyer’s Top 200 pro bono rankings, surpassing many larger firms.

We are committed to sharing our resources and talent to improve our communities and the lives of others.