The Justice & Diversity Center Volunteers Return to Serve Those in Greatest Need at Project Homeless Connect
Cooley lawyers Peter Burns and Anne Luquette were quoted in the Bar Association of San Francisco for their pro bono collaboration with the Justice & Diversity Center to assist participants at the Project Homeless Connect (PHC) Community Day of Service. Burns was also noted for leading the Cooley effort at PHC events a few years after volunteering at his first event in 2004.
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