The American Lawyer recently profiled Foley’s pro bono work for Wills for Heroes in an article, “17 Pro Bono Matters that Big Law Championed.” The editorial team highlighted that Foley worked over 1,100 hours in 2016 for the organization to plan a variety of legal documents for first responders and their families before disasters struck.
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