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BBA Summer jobs supporters show their mettle Demonstrating a commitment to their community even in the toughest of times, twenty law firms and legal departments as well as the Suffolk DA's Office, U. S. Bankruptcy Court and the BBA have stepped up by committing to participating in the BBA Summer Jobs Program this year. In addition, the Boston Bar Foundation’s M. Ellen Carpenter Fund will support the placement of students who will work this summer in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and the Committee for Public Counsel Services. Thus far, 25 students have been selected to participate in the BBA’s program this summer, but an equal amount of qualified students remain on a waiting list. In its 16th year, the program introduces Boston’s young people to the prospect of pursuing a career in law, puts money in their pocket, and connects Boston lawyers with the community in which they work. Please contact Paul Dullea at Pdullea@bostonbar.org to get your firm involved. Kudos to those who have already made the commitment: Baron & StadfeldBoston Bar Association (2) Bromberg & Sunstein Burns & Levinson Choate Hall & Stewart Chu Ring & Hazel City of Boston (2) Committee for Public Counsel Services* DLA Piper Donnelly, Conroy and Gelhaar Dwyer & Collora Ferriter Scobbo Hinckley, Allen & Snyder McDermott Will & Emery Nutter McClennen & Fish Partners HealthCare Ropes & Gray (2) Suffolk County DA's Office Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen Todd & Weld U. S. Bankruptcy Court* Verrill Dana WilmerHale *Thanks to BBF’s M. Ellen Carpenter Fund |